Hörgr, 2017 by Kyle Kogut. Made of wood, metal sawhorses, acrylic on nylon rug, human hair, wax candles, bronze candlesticks, cigars, clay ashtray, ceramic cup, whiskey in a glass bottle, cassette tape

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Hörgr, 2017 by Kyle Kogut. Made of wood, metal sawhorses, acrylic on nylon rug, human hair, wax candles, bronze candlesticks, cigars, clay ashtray, ceramic cup, whiskey in a glass bottle, cassette tape
Kyle Kogut
Idle Zeal / fabric, spray paint on compressed wood / 64" x 3" x 38"
see more of Kyle’s work here: http://www.kylekogut.com
from our winter 2016 open call
Kyle Kogut
Pieter Bruegel the Elder, The Harvesters, 1565
Kyle Kogut, Co-Workers, 2015
Education of Blind Satyr with Whiskey by Kyle Kogut
Cypher
Statement
Serving as a platform to scrutinize one’s mortality and the pointlessness of life, Kyle Kogut’s work explores existential philosophies and the indifference of nature. Contemplating the futility of labor, his work attempts to connect symbols of toil and death, often set against a backdrop of an Americana working class identity.
Kyle Kogut was born in Philadelphia, PA in 1990. He received his BFA from Tyler School of Art in 2012. His work has been included in group shows nationally and has had solo exhibitions in Baltimore and Philadelphia. Kogut's work has been published in international publications Juxtapoz Magazine and Studio Visit Magazine.
He is currently pursuing his MFA at MICA in the Mount Royal School of Art interdisciplinary program and will graduate in 2016. Kogut lives in Baltimore, MD.
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Co-Workers acrylic, ink, colored pencil, graphite on paper with felt collage 80" x 42" 2015