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Maddox Pratt - Visual Artist

Maddox Pratt is an emerging artist living in Munich, working primarily in acrylic and encaustic to make large-format expressionist landscape and abstract paintings. They also work in mixed media, digital artforms, print work, performance, and poetry. Their most well-known work is the hypertext poem Anhedonia.

As a visual artist, Maddox Pratt works with paint, pastel, found and encaustic materials. 

 

When painting landscapes, they are inspired by descriptions and prefer to focus on the emotions evoked rather than a recreation of the event or place. 

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Their encaustic work utilizes text, paint, and wax, combining poetry with texture. They use found text and erasure/black out techniques to create poetry. 

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Their digital poetry has been featured in the book Videogames for Humans and mentioned in Hybrid Play: Crossing Boundaries in Game Design, Players Identities and Play Spaces. 

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Maddox Pratt is an emerging artist and is currently looking for gallery representation in Germany.

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Education 

studied under:

Leigh Hyams

J Hukee

Awards 

2020

Collex, Artist Profile Winner

Exhibitions 

Solo

2019

Eastern Cafe, Seattle, WA

2018

Exquisite Disasters , Cafe Zingaro, Seattle

Group

2020

Dreamy Cube Curve, Pilotenkueche, Leipzig, Germany

2020

Deeply Pelusa Life, Altes Handelsschule, Leipzig

2018

Pacific Crest School, Seattle

2016

ArtsWalk, Community Print, Olympia WA

2015

Washington Center, Olympia, WA

2011

Gender Odyssey, Seattle

Installation

2020

Deeply Pelusa Life, Altes Handelsschule, Leipzig, Germany

2009

Transgender Day of Remembrance, City College San Francisco, San Francisco, CA

Text

Bibliography 

Kopas, Merritt, and Emily Short. Videogames for Humans: Twine Authors in Conversation, Instar Books, New York, NY, 2015, pp. 45–56.

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De Souza e Silva, Adriana, and Ragan Glover-Rijkse. Hybrid Play: Crossing Boundaries in Game Design, Players Identities and Play Spaces, Routledge, Abingdon, Oxon, 2020, p. xxi. 

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Porpentine. “Live Free, Play Hard: What the Frida Kahlo!?” Rock Paper Shotgun, 2 June 2013

Contact Me

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