Sign-up for FLOAT
Events & Specials
Follow Us :
SURRENDER
Digital
paintings by Android Jones & light sculptures by Michael Clarke
Opening party Thursday
June 24th 6pm- 9pm with live
painting by Android Jones
DJ Random Rab
will be spinning down
tempo
Exhibit runs
through July 31st.
Digital
paintings by Android
Jones & light sculptures by Michael Clarke illuminate with Light and energy, both artists
have found a way to
harness electricity into submission.
ANDROID JONES
In his art and
in his life, Android Jones seeks to
expand the infinite boundaries of reality. He is a
techno-mystic visual
pioneer of digital and analog art. He draws on a classical background
of
academic and traditional skills to interface with the machine,
communicate to
the mind and connect to the heart.
Android takes
advantage of multiple mediums of creative expression to
further push art history forward into the future. Harnessing the power
of
electricity Andrew bends light to shape dreams. ajones@spectrum.net, androidjones.net
Android
Jones will be painting live at the opening party, influenced by his
recent
experiences in the sensory deprivation tank.
Michael Clarke:
Michael
Clarke
is a Light Sculptor fascinated by shadows and tones of radiant energy
defusing
through objects. He uses recycled materials to recommission or
re-purpose;
resurrecting and breathing new life into the forms. Clarke’s
vision begins;
seeing light or life where many choose not to.
theinnershade.com
“I started with the designing of lamp shades from the X-rays
of the many
orthopedic injures I sustained as a child from extreme sports. I loved
the
inner workings of my skeleton exposed, being back lit, showing a period
of dark
times plagued by injury. The X-rays with the screws or pins on the film
are by
far my favorites. As macabre as it first appears they represented my
healing,
my getting healthy the light coming back into me. From there I realize
anything
could be illuminated and many things should be. Everything could be
brought to another
level of purpose, and everything has an inner shade and an inner light.
That is
why I create” – Michael Clarke
About the music:
Back to top