| DIANA FALCHUK |
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| Falchuk's work in diverse indoor and outdoor spaces incarnates the pulse and feel of “life continuing” as she observes it in her on-going studies of food, fibers, buildings and public use objects that we call recycled, used, aged or decayed. The artist is interested in the beauty and love we can experience from things that have past their prime, their safe consumption or original utility. Colorful patterns and human references invoke the inherent vitality burrowing inside deformity. Born and raised in Boston, Diana Falchuk moved to Seattle in 1999 after receiving her B.A. Summa Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa in English from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Her studies included six-months in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where she conducted interview-based research on socialized protest street art from the end of the last dictatorship. Her installation, collage, sculpture and video work has been shown at Consolidated Works, SOIL, the Post Alley Outdoor Sculpture Garden, Vain, Secluded Alley Works, the Lower Level, Arts Ballard, Artpatch, Crawl Space and on utility poles and mailboxes throughout Seattle. |
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