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Interview : Rob Moss Wilson

"My work depends on your limited resources."

That's all that's written in Rob Moss Wilson's Artist Statement.

He is a man of few words but a rich illustrative style. And a distinctly bright and wistful color palette. With that, I won't complicate his work with more of our words. 

>> Taking Out the Trash Pt 2

DYFA: What motivates you to do art?

Rob: The call to make art haunts me all day long, and it takes quite a bit of effort to ignore it. Eventually I give in and do what it says. 

>> Deep-water Council

DYFA: What has been your biggest influence in your work?

Rob: Marginal emotional states we experience but find difficult to talk about. 

DYFA: What do you fear?  Rob: When I swim in any open body of water I get easily frightened because I can't help but assume there is something mythic and gigantic just below the surface, something ancient and something yet to be discovered by science, lurking right under my floating body.  

>> Physiographics

DYFA: If you were a piece of fine art, what would you be? or If you were a food what would you be?

Rob: I am a slow cooked stew made from leftovers and under-appreciated cuts of meat.

>> Procession

DYFA: What is your workspace like? Why?

Rob: My workplace is a shrine to my unfinished projects and overextended ambition. It is a space where I can embrace the inevitability of my failure and explore the frontiers of my growth. Its super messy too ;) 

>> "Chillers & Skateboarders" and "Chillers & Naked Runner"