Jacolby Satterwhite - Watermelon Eating Tray - C-Print Ed of 3 + 2AP - 2009-2012 - 134x76 cm

Jacolby Satterwhite - Transit - C-Print Ed of 3 + 2AP - 2013 - 134x76 cm

 
 

jacolby satterwhite

Born in Columbia, USA 1986

Lives and works in New York, USA

Jacolby Satterwhite uses performance, to examine memory, inside and outsider art practices, contemporary surrealism, queer phenomenology and push the tensions created during translation and inheritance of studio practice. He utilizes his mother’s drawings and music recordings as a primary resource. His mother creates songs of desire and thousands of schematic drawings/inventions influenced by consumer culture, medicine, fashion, surrealism, math, sex, astrology, philosophy, and matrilineal concerns. The drawings are mostly of common objects and luxury products found in the domestic sphere. His practice has it’s roots in dada, surrealist, and fluxus attitudes. He pairs down multiple drawings to create a time based narrative out of a nonsensical intersection of the text, rendered objects and dance performance. He uses process as a meta narrative; the narrative between a mother & and son’s studio practices, the narrative between past, present, and future, and the narrative between mediums.

GALLERIES:

Mitchell-Innes & Nash

Lundgren Gallery

Moran Moran Gallery