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Oct 14, 2015 49 min

Travis Mitzel // Visual Artist

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Travis Mitzel is a Pittsburgh-based artist, who was also born and raised in the city. His body of work focuses on sculpture and photography, using these mediums to tackle and explore different topics. From creating styrofoam-replicas of unknown people by memory to leaving plastic on plants in a futile effort towards conservation, Travis' work incorporates dark humor and absurdity and sheds an intriguing and unique perspective on the strangeness and ironies of the world. In July, he had his first solo show, "As Best I Can Remember," at 707 Gallery. He gives us the 411 on how he views the art scene in Pittsburgh and openly tells us about his experience of being a local artist. For more on his works and what he is up to, visit the links below! Travis on the Internet www.travismitzel.com Travis on Facebook Follow @adobesausage on Instagram Follow @travmitz on Twitter

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