Kelley Walker (1969) x the skateroom - Laughing we joked about how we had always wanted a sunken living room

Through his systematic encounters with pop culture, Kelley Walker has earned himself the nickname 'post-pop wizard.' Walker produces a series of charged pop images using a copying, cutting, and reprinting technique that often involves silkscreen and an Epson inkjet printer. The artist also explores the concept of contamination by extraterrestrial bodies and elements integrated into his work. Whether it's computer glitches on photos of natural disasters or perfectly constructed brick walls filled with pages from decor reviews, the results are often simultaneously violent, hilarious, spontaneous, and overdetermined. Instead of simple silkscreen prints, Walker's masterful precision often gives the impression of looking at a mosaic.