PAST GROUNDED IN NATURE
Vincent Pocsik + Ian Tredway, 2020
Digital Exhibition 09
"And this gold leaf – we all know this but it really touched me when I saw it – the gold leaf shone right from the back of the room, out of a deep darkness. Which means gold seams to have the capacity to pick up even the smallest quantities of light and reflect them in the darkness."
- Peter Zumthor, Atmospheres
Vincent Pocsik + Ian Tredway, 2020
Digital Exhibition 09
"And this gold leaf – we all know this but it really touched me when I saw it – the gold leaf shone right from the back of the room, out of a deep darkness. Which means gold seams to have the capacity to pick up even the smallest quantities of light and reflect them in the darkness."
- Peter Zumthor, Atmospheres
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gather some materials
internet for service muted and neutral-ish depicted soil and rock a mending element moving and making barrier between myself the direct emotion one red hat old Byzantine wood sculptures exposed structures green, blue, or yellow the layering of nature and culture adding ornamentation creating a barrier please do not apologize walk off the main path three cement walls years of layered spray paint the color pink blue, red, and yellow the color fades rapid rudimentary even subconsciously transition from rusted green to the blue the blue of that bridge |
industrial blue
a blue that works blue in the sky marks have been healed relationship to material, nature, color paved concrete power lines transforming miles imprints of the trees taking field samples nature and culture carve it out of wood take it back art and ideology a constant struggle balance dyed paper pulp unorderly and unplanned plants, rocks, concrete the debris, and the humidity the unchanging pole an endless struggle cast in resin cope or restructure exhausted and drunk river and mountain gold leaf |
Self-isolated viewing of PAST GROUNDED IN NATURE in Little Italy, Omaha:
Photos Courtesy of Dan Schwalm
Compiled video from Ian Tredway:
Video Courtesy of Ian Tredway
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Photos Courtesy of Ian Tredway & Vincent Pocsik
Compiled video from Vincent Pocsik:
Video Courtesy of Vincent Pocsik
Email conversation between Vincent Pocsik, Ian Tredway, and Mike Nesbit regarding this digital exhibition:
About the Artists:
Vincent Pocsik is an American artist from Cleveland, OH who currently works and lives Los Angeles, CA. Vincent’s work balances old and new fabrication techniques to breathe new life into materials while holding onto the richness of the past. This process is influenced by the desire to push the traditional boundaries of mediums such as wood, glass and metal so each work transforms into an anatomical expression and presence of its own.
www.vincentpocsik.com
Ian Tredway is a Nebraskan artist living and working in Omaha. Ian received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, with an additional residency at Santa Reparata School of International Art in Florence, Italy, and is currently pursuing his Masters of Public Administration at the University of Nebraska-Omaha. He is currently the director and curator of GHOST Art Project, an online exhibition project and publication, and runs the brick-and-mortar art gallery, The Sanctuarium, in Benson, Nebraska. His artwork has won the Jean R. Faulkner Award and his curatorial work have been nominated three times for the Omaha Entertainment and Art Awards including outstanding “Group Show,” “Two-Person Show,” and “Solo Show.”
www.iantredway.com
Vincent Pocsik is an American artist from Cleveland, OH who currently works and lives Los Angeles, CA. Vincent’s work balances old and new fabrication techniques to breathe new life into materials while holding onto the richness of the past. This process is influenced by the desire to push the traditional boundaries of mediums such as wood, glass and metal so each work transforms into an anatomical expression and presence of its own.
www.vincentpocsik.com
Ian Tredway is a Nebraskan artist living and working in Omaha. Ian received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, with an additional residency at Santa Reparata School of International Art in Florence, Italy, and is currently pursuing his Masters of Public Administration at the University of Nebraska-Omaha. He is currently the director and curator of GHOST Art Project, an online exhibition project and publication, and runs the brick-and-mortar art gallery, The Sanctuarium, in Benson, Nebraska. His artwork has won the Jean R. Faulkner Award and his curatorial work have been nominated three times for the Omaha Entertainment and Art Awards including outstanding “Group Show,” “Two-Person Show,” and “Solo Show.”
www.iantredway.com