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how this came to be 6panel, lacquer, resin10" x 8" x .25"2018
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Image courtesy of the artist
hyperspace 35panel, lacquer, plexiglas, film, resin, LED50" x 57" x 5"2019
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Image courtesy of the artist
Land of Tomorrow Expanded Music Project 2011 “sound garden"Letitia Quesenberry & Peaking Lightshand altered vinyl records, tape loops, record players, tape players, vinyl floor tape, pink gelsdimensions variable2011
Image Credit: GLINT studio
Image Credit: GLINT studio
bright disguise #23graphite, plaster on paper24" x 16"2008
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Image courtesy of the artist
nightpanel, plaster, dye sublimation on panel24" x 32" x 2"2013
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Image courtesy of the artist
A Brief Elaboration of a TubeAaron Rosenblum & Letitia Quesenberryhyperspace 3, plastic, conduit, LEDs, field recordings, amplifiers, loudspeakers, micro controllerdimensions variable
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Quesenberry's work blends, collides, hides and layers, leaving sensations that are much more than visual. Hypnotic, ethereal, personal and quirky, their work speaks to the joy of art's place in human life.
-Ian CarstensLetitia Quesenberry
Letitia Quesenberry uses color lenses, filters, shadow and light as a means of exploring vision’s ambiguities. Her artistic concerns involve the cultivation of an aesthetic inscrutability, a type of visual veiling to destabilize perception. Through drawing, painting, photography, installation and text she accentuates nuance, combining semitransparent materials like color correction film, resin, beeswax and sanded plexiglass with reflective or opaque materials like graphite, spray paint, plaster, mirrors, coal slag and mica dust. Through the play of materials, surfaces, and technologies, Quesenberry surveys the boundaries of visual perception, memory’s effect on present experience and how these relate to ideas of certainty. She received a BFA from the University of Cincinnati and lives in Louisville KY.
In addition to being a featured artist with Glass Breakfast you can find Quesenberry's work at letitiaquesenberry.com.
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