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Michael DeLucia, Sphere (installation view), 2011, O.S.B. and safety enamel, 96” x 96” x 3/4”.

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Michael DeLucia, Prism (installation view), 2010, O.S.B. and spray paint, 41” x 29” x 28”.

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Michael DeLucia, Interference (installation view), 2011, M.D.O. and safety enamel, 48” x 96” x 3/4”.

Michael DeLucia currently works in sculpture, drawing, and relief panels modeled with 3D computer software. These objects, digitally designed and mechanically painted with geometric patterns, reevaluate sculptural phenomenology. Michael received his MFA from Royal College of Art, London, and a BFA from RISD. Recent and upcoming solo exhibitions include Luce Gallery (Torino) and Eleven Rivington (New York).

Michael DeLucia, Cube (installation view), 2011, O.S.B. and safety enamel, 96” x 96” x 3/4”.

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