Alex Patrick Dyck is a multimedia poet and splosh artist; a romantic hoarder of sentimental trash and trampled roses, an altar builder, and a memory gatherer. They explore their own vulnerability in an attempt to preserve the inherent fragility of natural objects as they encounter resin, metal, and bodily fluids. The incorporation of obscured and disjointed text is used as a way to both establish intimacy with the viewer as well as to remind us that understanding and language are not identic. The works are constantly decaying and changing in texture and color, a grotesque reminder of our own mortality.

​Alex has self-published two books of poems, curated 12 immersive exhibitions and shown in NYC, California, Miami, Maine, India and Tokyo. They hold a BFA from Pratt Institute. They live and work in Upstate New York on occupied Mohican land. 

Photo by Marie Ségolène ~ Home photo by Walter Wlodarczyk