/STATEMENT
As an artist I am researching the location of the familiar in a abstract sense. Detail, humor, beauty and lyrical abstraction have been a preoccupation of how I look at objects, such as photography and video. There is a certain pull that I am attracted to, making beautiful objects out of ordinary movements. The art work on this website is funny, impulsive, lonely and spontaneous with influences hinted by the work of Sigmar Polke, Rem Koolhass & Peter Haley.
Salvatore Reda lives and works in Portland OR. His painting, photography and video work has been exhibited at the Asian/Pacific/American (A/P/A) Institute at New York University, Santa Monica Museum of Art, Sandunga. Galería de Arte, Spain, VIPER Basel, Basel Switzerland, Laforet Museum in Harajuku, Nueva, Tokyo, and Adamski Gallery, Achen, Germany. His art work delves in architecture and video as fantasy and nostalgia, from the vernacular and domestic architecture of Los Angeles to that found in the Western and Eastern United States. Salvatore Reda received his MFA from Art Center College of Design in 2001. He studied with Mike Kelly, Jack Goldstein, & Stephen Prina
As an artist I am researching the location of the familiar in a abstract sense. Detail, humor, beauty and lyrical abstraction have been a preoccupation of how I look at objects, such as photography and video. There is a certain pull that I am attracted to, making beautiful objects out of ordinary movements. The art work on this website is funny, impulsive, lonely and spontaneous with influences hinted by the work of Sigmar Polke, Rem Koolhass & Peter Haley.
Salvatore Reda lives and works in Portland OR. His painting, photography and video work has been exhibited at the Asian/Pacific/American (A/P/A) Institute at New York University, Santa Monica Museum of Art, Sandunga. Galería de Arte, Spain, VIPER Basel, Basel Switzerland, Laforet Museum in Harajuku, Nueva, Tokyo, and Adamski Gallery, Achen, Germany. His art work delves in architecture and video as fantasy and nostalgia, from the vernacular and domestic architecture of Los Angeles to that found in the Western and Eastern United States. Salvatore Reda received his MFA from Art Center College of Design in 2001. He studied with Mike Kelly, Jack Goldstein, & Stephen Prina