The work of Christopher Derek Bruno is a fundamental exploration of the line between the object and the image of the object in the mind. The artist employs a combination of both two and three-dimensional work in efforts to illustrate the mental processes of perception. He uses basic shapes, colors and proport… Read More
The work of Christopher Derek Bruno is a fundamental exploration of the line between the object and the image of the object in the mind. The artist employs a combination of both two and three-dimensional work in efforts to illustrate the mental processes of perception. He uses basic shapes, colors and proportions to assist the viewer in a dimensional exploration of how one’s mind and eyes go about unpacking the world before them. Bruno describes himself as “A Maker. Seriously. Always. And if I’m not in the act of making, I’m probably discussing it.”
Bruno’s work has been shown in Brooklyn, Seattle, Portland, Atlanta, Los Angeles, and London. His likes include rap music from 1992-1996, collaboration, colour, rules, sandwiches, Presto white-out pens, CNC machinery, freight trains, fine furnishings and conversations about the impossible. Read Less
F GQFeatured On: 11/06/12
F GQFeatured On: 10/16/12
