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Deteriorating Architecture: Collages by Seth Clark

Published Apr 17, 2015

American artist Seth Clark creates intriguing mixed media collages focused on deteriorating architecture.

“I see an inherent honesty in the face of my subject. These man-made structures, designed to be huge forces of permanence, are now collapsing in on themselves. Among all of the clutter—the shards of wood and layers of rubble—there remains a gentle resolve. It is as if the buildings were content with their circumstance. As I work, I study these structures incessantly. They are on the brink of ruin, yet appear dignified in their state. Something very energized and present is trying to escape out of a slow history of abandonment.”

– Seth Clark

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