S.E. Nash
My work is focused on paintings that operate in three-dimensional space. The forms in the paintings are built using painted sintra pvc material attached to structures that have the appearance of construction scaffolding or understructures. I cut, route, weave, paint, and combine forms with the sintra to compose the paintings.
These pieces are conceptually fueled by the idea of the past future, or past visions of a future that promises to contain the most desirable advances in technology. Science fiction versions of machines and future devices play out in the paintings' components, while the interpretation of the whole remains elusive.
Education
2005 Yale University
Master of Fine Arts, painting
2002 University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
Bachelor of Fine Arts, painting, magna cum laude
Exhibitions
2009 Goodnight Analog, Available Space, Brooklyn, NYC
2009 Oscillate Wildly, Vaudeville Part, Brooklyn, NYC
2008 Something for the Commute, Brooklyn Fireproof, Brooklyn, NYC
2007 Creative Arts Workshop Installation, New Haven, CT
2006 Model Citizens, Artspace, New Haven, curated by Michael Oatman
2005 MFA Thesis show, Yale University, New Haven, CT








