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Magic Pony presents
WOODCHUCK
Work by Eric Quebral & Chuck Anderson
April 14-23.06
About Chuck Anderson:
NoPattern is the work of artist Chuck Anderson. Chuck began freelancing professionally at the age of 18 - less than a year after he graduated high school. Almost two years later, Chuck, now 20, has worked for clients such as Microsoft, Reebok, Nike, KR3W, Burton, Warner Bros., Crispin Porter + Bogusky, ESPN, and more. In addition to his work, Chuck speaks at events and universities, is half of the popular online culture blog The Brilliance, and has opened an online store - NP&CO. Chuck was also a judge for the 2006 Art Director's Club 85th Annual Design Awards in NYC.
About Eric Quebral:
Eric Quebral's work has always been about the deconstruction of objects. Mixing characteristics to create a dynamic tension that seemingly fit together. What is presented to the viewer are nothing new. What he is interested in, are the relationships between objects and their meanings, and how they evolve through different lenses.
In relationship with art currents, he feels most at home within the specifications of Pop and Dada. Just as they have appropriated signs to suit their needs, so has Eric. His source of imagery are mainly from mass media, consumer culture and pop culture, because of it’s immediate and almost instant recognition; being rich in content that is like clay waiting to be formed.
Currently, Eric is juggling the act of being an industrial design student and an artist. His body of woodgrain artwork entitled "Gepetto" is the world through the eyes of Pinocchio. In the most recent past, his sneaker artwork has landed him press in magazines such as Lodown, Sole Collector, Friday and EastTouch. His client list include Marc Ecko, Adidas, Pony, Nike and Fixinsdotcom. Upcoming projects include work with Etnies, and Reebok to name a few.
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