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Joshua Navis
he/him
My name is Josh Navis and I consider myself a transcendental decorator of space and time. Through the regenerative process of scavenging for steel at the scrapyard and turning it into large steel sculptures, I am transcending the meaning of the material. With paint and color and drawing and sculpture I get to work with the materials to give them new meaning, and hopefully send a message to someone who needs it through the objects of my creation. I hope to create art that Inspires people and helps them find purpose and happiness within their spirit.
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Euphoria (2021), 5’x6′, acrylic on canvas.
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Don’t Split the Poles (2021), 15’x6’x6′, steel.
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Culture Decay (2021), 4’x3′, acrylic and mixed media on canvas.
remember to turn the lights off on your way out | Bachelor of Fine Arts 2022
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