Noah Travis Phillips


Mud(d) 1


for "Mudd Club" exhibition, at Lane Meyer Projects / Pon Pon Bar
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mountains strata dirt rocks beings beasts animals and historical scenes collaged together in a format similar to a movie poster

Mud(d) 1

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plants & animals
other beings
ecological

esoteric
wound, hurt (band-aids)
healing
compost

keep leading to a more positive future
   pointing at

strata
soil

dirty, funky,
feral & wild,

apocalyptic
futuristic

geology, rocks
body
heart, vomit,
"germs burn"

entropy
music (cymbal, humbucker)

& etc. ∞
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mountains strata dirt rocks beings beasts animals and historical scenes collaged together in a format similar to a movie poster


framed on floor




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bio
Noah Travis Phillips is an experimental collage artist working with their private media archive of “made, found, and modified” images to interrelate the personal, mythological, occult, cultural, and ecological. Their practice explores the posthuman and the Anthropocene through a range of digital and physical formats. In tandem, they aim to subtly insert themselves into art history by cultivating a personal legend or parafiction.
They are an artist, educator, and scholar. (BA, Naropa University, Fine Art and Environmental Studies; MFA, University of Denver, Emergent Digital Practices). They are Assistant Professor & FabLab (Z-Space) Coordinator at Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design. They have exhibited extensively locally, nationally, internationally, and virtually.