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"And They All Stood Agog" - Artist, Zev Woskoff
Zev Woskoff is an independent artist, scenic designer, director, and actor. He has designed posters for theatrical productions at the University of Pittsburgh, the Cincinnati Fringe Festival, and Pittsburgh Classic Players. He has also done graphic work for academic departments and university clubs in Pittsburgh and Milwaukee. Zev is currently earning a B.A. in Studio Arts and Theatre Arts from the University of Pittsburgh. His artistic focuses are improvisational, stream-of-consciousness art, and devised performance. His further interests include theatrical directing, acting, and scenic design.
"Much of my recent work has focused on improvisational exploration of creation through loss of agency. By working quickly and without any preliminary sketching, I free myself from the worry of making mistakes and instead focus on the joy of the process of making itself. My goal in each piece is to create a balanced area imbued with contrasting senses of child-like play and deep complexity. In “Bork”, I build a balanced duality between the texture of figures and the texture of space".
"And They All Stood Agog" - Artist, Zev Woskoff
Zev Woskoff is an independent artist, scenic designer, director, and actor. He has designed posters for theatrical productions at the University of Pittsburgh, the Cincinnati Fringe Festival, and Pittsburgh Classic Players. He has also done graphic work for academic departments and university clubs in Pittsburgh and Milwaukee. Zev is currently earning a B.A. in Studio Arts and Theatre Arts from the University of Pittsburgh. His artistic focuses are improvisational, stream-of-consciousness art, and devised performance. His further interests include theatrical directing, acting, and scenic design.
"Much of my recent work has focused on improvisational exploration of creation through loss of agency. By working quickly and without any preliminary sketching, I free myself from the worry of making mistakes and instead focus on the joy of the process of making itself. My goal in each piece is to create a balanced area imbued with contrasting senses of child-like play and deep complexity. In “Bork”, I build a balanced duality between the texture of figures and the texture of space".