sean wrenn - US life saving station

sean wrenn - US life saving station
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48"x96" Acrylic medium and laser copy paper on wood panel with strainer. 2011 Not Digital: Hand-assembled paper collage of original photographs photocopied, cut, and torn. Reflective of extensive body of work with original color photographs and astronomical inspirations 2009-present.

sean wrenn

sean wrenn

Graduating from NYU for Studio Art in 2002, I proceeded into organizing 'Art as Experiential Moment'collaborative/trans-genre festivals under the umbrella of "NeoIntegrity," and producing numerous solo Chashama installation projects 2002-2006. Ceaselessly participating in Artists’ Projects, I received the Mount Royal School of Art MFA Fellowship at MICA (2006-2008). Recent productions include: 2008’s interactive walking tour “From Creek to Canal” (10), 2009’s psycho-geographic living theater show “Introceptual Ghostland” (Bushwick Biennial and ConfluxCITY festivals), 2010’s Donnell Library exhibition and publicly interactive window installation projects, 2011’s Bronx Museum of the Art AIM Installation, and 2012’s anticipated public sculptural pavilion on Randall’s Island, “Awakening Asylum.” I have been crediting my recent surface montage work to “Sean Wrenn,” a conceptually similar variation of my decade exhibiting pseudonym "scrapworm,” also presenting at interdisciplinary Science-Art Conferences, including “Archetime” (NYC, 6/2009, “Infinite Instances,” 9/2011, ed. Olga Ast) and the INSAPVII Conference at the Bath Royal Literary & Scientific Institution (UK, 10/2010).

Website: www.scrapworm.info

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