Overview
Marian Goodman Gallery is very pleased to present States of Being, a solo exhibition of Daniel Joseph Martinez, on view from 25 June - 7 August.
Daniel Joseph Martinez' practice spans five decades from the early eighties to the present, and has incorporated text, sculpture, photography, painting, installation, robotics, performance, and installation . His work addresses issues of collective identity, history, surveillance, power, resistance, war, AI, machine intelligence, and systems of exchange. Through various media and forms, Martinez engages in conceptual operations, utilizing history to understand complex philosophical ideas through exploration and experimentation, in aesthetic and theoretical critiques of the present and future.
Daniel Joseph Martinez' practice spans five decades from the early eighties to the present, and has incorporated text, sculpture, photography, painting, installation, robotics, performance, and installation . His work addresses issues of collective identity, history, surveillance, power, resistance, war, AI, machine intelligence, and systems of exchange. Through various media and forms, Martinez engages in conceptual operations, utilizing history to understand complex philosophical ideas through exploration and experimentation, in aesthetic and theoretical critiques of the present and future.
Marian Goodman Gallery is very pleased to present States of Being, a solo exhibition of Daniel Joseph Martinez, on view from 25 June - 7 August.
Daniel Joseph Martinez' practice spans five decades from the early eighties to the present, and has incorporated text, sculpture, photography, painting, installation, robotics, performance, and installation . His work addresses issues of collective identity, history, surveillance, power, resistance, war, AI, machine intelligence, and systems of exchange. Through various media and forms, Martinez engages in conceptual operations, utilizing history to understand complex philosophical ideas through exploration and experimentation, in aesthetic and theoretical critiques of the present and future.