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DUVE Berlin is pleased to present Alpha Wave, the third solo exhibition of new works on paper and video by Brooklyn based artist Evan Gruzis.
When the eyes are closed, before reaching somnolence, the brain experiences some of its strongest signals – Alpha Waves. In this exhibition, Evan Gruzis focuses on the the conflation of this physio-meditative state and the subliminal aesthetic that it achieves. The oscillation between full awareness and unconsciousness is the point of departure for Gruzis’ Alpha Wave.
When the eyes are closed, before reaching somnolence, the brain experiences some of its strongest signals – Alpha Waves. In this exhibition, Evan Gruzis focuses on the the conflation of this physio-meditative state and the subliminal aesthetic that it achieves. The oscillation between full awareness and unconsciousness is the point of departure for Gruzis’ Alpha Wave.
When the eyes are closed, before reaching somnolence, the brain experiences some of its strongest signals – Alpha Waves. In this exhibition, Evan Gruzis focuses on the the conflation of this physio-meditative state and the subliminal aesthetic that it achieves. The oscillation between full awareness and unconsciousness is the point of departure for Gruzis’ Alpha Wave.
Gruzis’s work finds the heightened brain activity and meditative state that is the Alpha Wave.
When the eyes are closed, before reaching somnolence, the brain experiences some of its strongest signals – Alpha Waves. In this exhibition, Evan Gruzis focuses on the the conflation of this physio-meditative state and the subliminal aesthetic that it achieves. The oscillation between full awareness and unconsciousness is the point of departure for Gruzis’ Alpha Wave.
When the eyes are closed, before reaching somnolence, the brain experiences some of its strongest signals – Alpha Waves. In this exhibition, Evan Gruzis focuses on the the conflation of this physio-meditative state and the subliminal aesthetic that it achieves. The oscillation between full awareness and unconsciousness is the point of departure for Gruzis’ Alpha Wave.
When the eyes are closed, before reaching somnolence, the brain experiences some of its strongest signals – Alpha Waves. In this exhibition, Evan Gruzis focuses on the the conflation of this physio-meditative state and the subliminal aesthetic that it achieves. The oscillation between full awareness and unconsciousness is the point of departure for Gruzis’ Alpha Wave.
Gruzis’s work finds the heightened brain activity and meditative state that is the Alpha Wave.
Evan Gruzis (b. 1979) is from Milwaukee, WI and lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. He received an MFA in Combined Media from Hunter College in 2008. He has exhibited around the world in solo exhibtions at Deitch Projects (2008), DUVE Berlin (2008, 2010),Andreas Melas Presents in Athens (2010) and SAKS Gallery, Geneva (2011), Nicole Klagsbrun (2011), The Hole - Kathy Grayson (2011). He has been in group exhibitions at The Swiss Institute, NYC; Max Wigram, London; The Deste Foundation, Athens; The Garage Center for Contemporary Art, Moscow; MACRO Museum, Rome; Galleria Pedro Cera, Lisbon; and many other notable institutions. His work is in the collection of, the Whitney Museum of American Art, The Deste Foundation, The Hort Family Collection, Dakis Joannou, Artist Pension Trust, David Zwirner collection, and many other notable private collections.