EPISODE · Oct 21, 2021 · 58 MIN
A Deep Conversation With Artist Daniel Sutliff
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Jeff sits down with artist Daniel Sutliff as he shares deeply about his process, his perspective, and about his evolution as an artist and as a human being.To learn more about Daniel and his work, visitwww.danielsutliff.comwww.instagram.com/daniel_sutliffwww.facebook.com/daniel.sutliff.9Music:danielsutliff.bandcamp.comTo learn about Daniel's current exhibit at Liggett Studio that is up through October 30th, Byte Sized Mind, visithttps://www.liggettstudio.com/current-exhibitsGALLERY HOURS AFTER OPENING: THURS 5-8pm, FRI 5-8pm, SAT 1-5pmLiggett Studio is a located at 314 S Kenosha, Tulsa, OK 74120 in heart of the "Off-Brady" East End Village District.ABOUT BYTE SIZED MINDThe genesis of this series stems from my interest in analogue technologies and the different levels of sophistication at which visual information is communicated. The word “byte” represents 8 bits, the amount of processing power and memory space used in certain analogue machines. With these works I wanted to re-formalize the dominant visual languages from my youth: video games and minimalist computer graphics. Ultimately, it’s about constraint. I’m attempting to elevate limitation as a strength in itself.
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Jeff sits down with artist Daniel Sutliff as he shares deeply about his process, his perspective, and about his evolution as an artist and as a human being. To learn more about Daniel and his work, visit www.danielsutliff.com www.instagram.com/daniel_sutliff www.facebook.com/daniel.sutliff.9 Music: danielsutliff.bandcamp.com To learn about Daniel's current exhibit at Liggett Studio that is up through October 30th, Byte Sized Mind, visit https://www.liggettstudio.com/current-exhibits GAL...
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