like Brent was new to me when I exhibited at Artfields (more, more and more).
His works (he says) are direct results of investigations into theoretical studies, constructs, and ideas. He turns classical into contemporary through modern digitized techniques, for example, the 600 years old technique of one-point linear perspective or the centuries old geometric symbol of the mandala flipped on their heads by incorporating laser cut cast acrylic. In bridging the gap between analog (old) and digital (new), he explores binary couplings and the paradigmatic relations between the two elements: light and shadow, translucency and opacity, intensity and apathy.
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