phoneticontrol
phoneticontrol
BFF/MHZ/PBS
Is a Chicago native now living in San Francisco. Since his relocation he has continued drawing, painting and designing steam punk andriods, flatulent monsters, screwy spaceships and other weirdness. Now in different venues and collaborating with new artists. He has been showing in and around LA, NYC, UK and SF. Plus murals in Chinatown and Manchester UK.
Believing in reuse over recycling, most of his work is composed on found objects or after a trip to the thrift store. He also has been expanding on the "JUNK TECK" of his creations. Working intuitively he has been packing in more cords, fins, and adding tons sci-fi doo-dads wherever they fit. Almost as if the subject matter themselves have more access to salvaged parts.
phoneticontrol is continuing to plan shows and work with artists from around the globe. Since the winter of 2007 there has been colorway releases for Shin Tanaka, illectronics and Sjors Trimbach. Some exhibitions in Chicago, SF, LA and HK are in the works. Plus tons of marker sniffing.
BFF/MHZ/PBS
Is a Chicago native now living in San Francisco. Since his relocation he has continued drawing, painting and designing steam punk andriods, flatulent monsters, screwy spaceships and other weirdness. Now in different venues and collaborating with new artists. He has been showing in and around LA, NYC, UK and SF. Plus murals in Chinatown and Manchester UK.
Believing in reuse over recycling, most of his work is composed on found objects or after a trip to the thrift store. He also has been expanding on the "JUNK TECK" of his creations. Working intuitively he has been packing in more cords, fins, and adding tons sci-fi doo-dads wherever they fit. Almost as if the subject matter themselves have more access to salvaged parts.
phoneticontrol is continuing to plan shows and work with artists from around the globe. Since the winter of 2007 there has been colorway releases for Shin Tanaka, illectronics and Sjors Trimbach. Some exhibitions in Chicago, SF, LA and HK are in the works. Plus tons of marker sniffing.