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All the World’s a Colosseum at Et Al Projects

Have you ever wished you could step into a painting? In Brian Galderisi's show Colosseum at Et Al Projects, the artist takes the notion of doing so to another level, albeit a creepy one. Galderisi has previously shown his mixed media collages at the space's first ever exhibition at 56 Bogart, which typically depict masked […]

All the World’s a Colosseum at Et Al Projects
Brian Galderisi, Untitled (Fig. 3.2) Courtesy of Brian Galderisi and et al projects, 2013
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Have you ever wished you could step into a painting? In Brian Galderisi’s show Colosseum at Et Al Projects, the artist takes the notion of doing so to another level, albeit a creepy one.

Galderisi has previously shown his mixed media collages at the space’s first ever exhibition at 56 Bogart, which typically depict masked or distorted faces, and environments that combine a look and feel of your grandmother’s charming attic full of antique treasures, and your uncle’s eerie “rec room” from the 1970’s. What makes the series of photographs in Colosseum different is that the artist takes his environments a step further, by building 3D spaces that he places himself into dressed as clown-like versions of the characters in his collages.

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