Artist's Statement
"There is a scarcity of small moments—those little things, those boring things, the everyday, the mundane. Too many things are important, too many things demand our attention.
With an emphasis on light, these artworks attempt to bring their viewers into quiet contemplation, navigating the unsteady boundary between self-aware and self-conscious."
-Frank Geiser, 2021
With an emphasis on light, these artworks attempt to bring their viewers into quiet contemplation, navigating the unsteady boundary between self-aware and self-conscious."
-Frank Geiser, 2021
Above left: Frank Geiser, A collection of things noticed (installation view), LCD monitors, raspberry pi video players, wood, plexiglass, polarizing film, digital videos, 2021.
Adobe right: Frank Geiser, A collection of things noticed (detail, shot through polarized filter), LCD monitors, raspberry pi video players, wood, plexiglass, polarizing film, digital videos, 2021.
Adobe right: Frank Geiser, A collection of things noticed (detail, shot through polarized filter), LCD monitors, raspberry pi video players, wood, plexiglass, polarizing film, digital videos, 2021.
Above: Frank Geiser, Radiation Cathedral, Slide film exposed by atmospheric radiation, lead, cold light LED strips, wood, wiring, steel, plexiglass, 24v power supply, 2021.
Right: Frank Geiser, Radiation Cathedral (underside), Slide film exposed by atmospheric radiation, lead, cold light LED strips, wood, wiring, steel, plexiglass, 24v power supply, 2021. |
Above: Frank Geiser, dotdotdot (detail), queen anne’s lace flowers, coal, broken windshield from that one car accident on Broadway Street, cold cathode florescent lamps, 900v inverter boxes, wiring, wood, plexiglass, lead, 2020.
Left: Frank Geiser, dotdotdot (installation view), queen anne’s lace flowers, coal, broken windshield from that one car accident on Broadway Street, cold cathode florescent lamps, 900v inverter boxes, wiring, wood, plexiglass, lead, 2020. |
Frank Geiser is a multi-disciplinary artist from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He graduated with his BFA from Xavier University in 2018 and is completing his MFA at the University of Kentucky in 2021. His work draws inspiration from a myriad of sources, utilizing photography, digital fabrication, and time-based media to create installations centered on contemplation and light.