Noah Travis Phillips

Snowfences (demo)

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Snowfences is a proposal (circa 2012) to bright paint (and caringly repair) wood snow fences throughout the Rocky Mountains (and anywhere else that has them really)
to draw attention to and beautify (and appropriate into my oeuvre) an oft-overlooked kind of Land Art scale sculptural intervention in the landscape, and to engage with a vernacular architecture
color introduces interest and awareness, appreciation of the landscape, and the possibilities for creative and responsible engagement with the landscape.

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a rainbow snow fence in a snow-covered landscape with mountains in the distance with each panel being painted a color of the spectrum purple blue green yellow orange red and repeating
snow fence in a picturesque landscape with rocks and a meadow in teh foreground and clouds and epic mountains in the distance the sections of the snow fence are painted laternately red and purple
snow fence with panels painted alternating blue and red vaguely suggesting democrats and republicans of american political parties and in a landscape of high plains dry grass
large snow fence receding into the distance of a majestic meadow grassland with panels of purple red yellow repeating into the distance

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bio
Noah Travis Phillips is a collage artist who works with their private media archive of "made, found, & modified" images and media, to intertwine personal, mythological, occult, and cultural, and reflect on and explore the posthuman and anthropocene, working with digital and physical formats/modes, to interject and/or sneak their way into art history, and cultivating a personal fiction / legend.
They are an artist, educator, and scholar (BA, Naropa University, Fine Art and Environmental Studies; MFA, University of Denver, Emergent Digital Practices); Assistant Professor & FabLab (Z-Space) Coordinator at Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design.
They have exhibited extensively locally, nationally, internationally, and virtually. They can be found online at noahtravisphillips.com.