Nicholas Kolasny
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lost on my hard drive
2020
acrylic and house paint on canvas
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i wonder if they ever changed
2021
acrylic and oil on canvas
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irl meetup
2020
acrylic on canvas
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your storage is full (too many memories that can't be deleted)
2021
paper collage on wood
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funny horse
2021
charcoal on paper
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texting myself again
2021
acrylic and house paint on paper
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watching too much anime
2021
acrylic and house paint on paper
Statement
I am very interested in exploring ideas related to connectivity and over stimulation of information. My art is a kind of representation of myself and presents my view of this connectivity, expressed through a kind of automatic art making process as a release of that which is a part of me deep down. I use art as a way to let out this kind of repressed knowledge and experience into a visual display, through a kind of personal visual language presented through as many mediums as possible. I find life to be something so overwhelmingly complex and impossible to truly understand, and attempt to create work that explores this kind of chaotic impossibility of life. I am incredibly interested in how technology has also completely changed everything, from the world around us to the way that people communicate and relate to one another. My most recent work explores the relationship between abstraction and imagery in this post-internet era through the exploration of materiality, color, form, and mark making with different materials and media.
General Fine Arts (BFA) Students
Abby Holgerson - not exhibiting
Anyuan Ji - not exhibiting
Catalina Zamarripa - not exhibiting
Doyee Kim - not exhibiting
Evie Huang - not exhibiting
Ezra Lee-Burns - not exhibiting
Hannah Hatley - not exhibiting
Harley French - not exhibiting
Junyu Chen - not exhibiting
Lara Wei - not exhibiting
Lauren Campbell - not exhibiting
Meixuan Li - not exhibiting