Lauren Daddezio (b.1998) is a multidisciplinary artist, educator, and researcher based in Philadelphia, PA; her work is dedicated to nurturing the experiential and participatory history of art.
Daddezio interweaves motifs of material linguistics, the Abject body, and phenomena within memory.
She is a member of Vox Populi Gallery in Philadelphia, PA.
Daddezio interweaves motifs of material linguistics, the Abject body, and phenomena within memory.
She is a member of Vox Populi Gallery in Philadelphia, PA.
Her synthesis conceives a resonance between pneuma and relational coherence. Magnetizing connection through materials, where measured experience begins to meld the viewer and periphery. Soil and ash, entropic remains are now enlivened with interior memory. Atmosphere sonorously reverberates in remembrance through the hypnic dissolution of Self and Space.
Her practice is generated through a threshold of rhythms, meditations, and provocations, she yields a practice funded by temporal experience in a mist of corporeal, trance-like, mirrored familiarity.