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MICHAEL FREITAS WOOD 

Statement 2016

 

The grid has been a time-honored device used for centuries by artists to transfer or enlarge images.  It has become a staple of contemporary art since Mondrian and more recently with the likes of Agnes Martin. 

I continue to use this simple organizational device to map out new terrain for my painting.  In my latest series, the patterns of the microscopic world of atoms as well as the cosmic patterns of the universe are my inspiration.

I use plaster mixed with acrylic pigments, applied by trowel on fiberglass sheets.

 

Bio

 

Solo Exhibitions               

2016   “Connections” South Bay Contemporary, Project Room, San Pedro, CA

2014  “Moment of Change” South Bay Contemporary, Los Angeles, CA

2013  “Unfolding Time” Zane Bennett Contemporary Art, Santa Fe, NM

2011  “Permanent Transitions” Gallery Grimson, Seoul, South Korea

2011  “Consumed” Box Gallery, Santa Fe, NM

 

Group exhibits                  

2016   Palazzo Franchetti, Venice, Italy

    Gallery AM, Frankfurt, Germany

2015  Kitakyushu Metropolitan Museum of Art, Kitakyushu, Japan

     Kyoto International Foundation Gallery, Kyoto, Japan

    Blue Roof Museum, Chengdu, China

    IBox Gallery, Chengdu, China

2014  Zane Bennett Contemporary Art, Santa Fe, NM

         L.A. Artcore, Union Center for the Arts, Los Angeles

“Origins #7”, 2016, 20”x16” plaster on fiberglass

MICHAEL FREITAS WOOD 

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TK _Origin #11_ _2016 20x16_ plaster on fiberglass 300dpi
TK _Origin #8_ _2016 20x16_ plaster on fiberglass 300dpi
TK _Origin #6_ _2016 20x16_ plaster on fiberglass 300dpi
TK _Origin #4_ _2016 20x16_ plaster on fiberglass 300dpi
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TK _Origin #2_ _2016 20x16_ plaster on fiberglass 300dpi
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