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Skullphone + Curtis Kulig's Scripture on Oct. 6th, 2011, NYC

October 05, 2011 1 min read

For more than seven years, Skullphone and Kulig have productively supported each other in outdoor installations. In Scripture, both artists’ iconic motifs are formally exemplified. Additionally, a glimpse into their different painting styles is captured in a “window-shopping” style video installation. Although the artworks blend seamlessly throughout the installation, each artists’ distinctive direction stands alone.

Skullphone continues his Digital Media paintings at Mallick Williams with three distinct groupings: a series of crosses, circles, and a reflection wall. Skullphone’s paintings employ a deliberate grid system of red, blue, and green paint on mirror-polished aluminum panels resembling LEDs. The artist documents our world - one which is increasingly communicating with brief encounters via technology - through a laborious painting process.