Zuyva Sevilla is a semi-sentient collection of atoms feebly trying to explain, interpret and observe. As an inter-disciplinary artist, his work aims to compose and collect an interpretation for the inherent chaos of the universe, inspired by everything from the proto-scientific to the metaphysical. Myriad methods within digital fabrication, sculpture, projection, creative coding and light are key as ways of creating more combinations of infinity. While varied, his work focuses on the systems and forces that exist around and between us, trying to bring light to energies that let the world reside within our perception.
Kirsten Angerbauer (she/they) is a queer, interdisciplinary artist whose work spans public art, sculpture, performance, installation, sound art + research, and new media processes. Angerbauer is the Fabrication Lab Coordinator at the University of New Mexico School of Architecture and Planning, and has exhibited work across the country including in Colombia, Missouri, across north Texas, and in New Mexico.
Angerbauer’s work investigates individual experience, perception, sensory data, and process based transformation of materials. Their practice lies at the intersection of digital and analog design, using these systems to transform and abstract form and space. Angerbauer introduces multisensory environments that offer moments of reflection and shared emotions within the human experience.
Angerbauer holds a BFA from the University of North Texas (2018), and is currently pursuing a MBA (exp. 2023) at the University of New Mexico.
Emily Margarit Mason is an artist whose photography reimagines the perceived natural world from something seen to something felt, exploring how the multifaceted nature of experience might manifest emotionally. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Photography with a minor in Book Arts from the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, Maryland. Her work has been shown in solo and group exhibitions in Baltimore, New York City, Milwaukee, Chicago, Miami, and Santa Fe. Emily is currently living and working in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Join us at 826 on March 5th from 6-8pm MT for an evening with Sound For Art. S4A is a collaboration between 5 modular synthesizer performers and Currents 826: performers will be located in different rooms throughout the gallery, playing simultaneously, interacting with each other and the art around them. This improvisational, ambient performance will be influenced by the sounds and feelings of the artwork in Vibrant Pool, our ongoing exhibition. Stop by, enjoy some refreshments, and get immersed in the sonic vibrations
Featuring performance by: Alias Zone, Anthony Ballo, Jim Coker, Jason Fink, Trovarsi
Starting Sunday, March 13th we will host a weekly artist talk with each of the three artists from our ongoing exhibition, Vibrant Pool. Join us in person at the gallery, or on Instagram Live to see interviews with each artist as well as a walkthrough of their work.
