My work moves between image, object, installation, and moving media. I am interested in how perception is shaped by technology, memory, architecture, and the emotional residue carried by places and materials. Across different forms, the work often explores moments where the physical world feels unstable, mediated, or psychologically charged. Rather than treating photography, installation, painting, and digital processes as separate categories, I use each medium as a way of testing how images are constructed, how environments are felt, and how meaning shifts when the familiar becomes uncertain.
Brian Bixby is an artist, curator, and co-founder of Bauhaus NEXT100. His work spans photography, installation, painting, video, and constructed objects, with an ongoing interest in perception, mediation, memory, and the shifting relationship between physical and digital space. He studied Media Art and Design at Bauhaus University in Weimar, Germany, and has exhibited in the United States and Europe.
Selected Exhibitions
Post Physical Playgrounds II, Bauhaus University, Weimar, Germany
Ausstellungen, Gießen, Germany
Anywhere But Here, SlowBurn Gallery, New York, USA
Blu System, Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 8, Weimar, Germany
Recapitulatio, Steubenstraße 8, Weimar, Germany
Republik der Geister, Main Building of the Bauhaus University, Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 8, Weimar, Germany
She is no longer present, Curated by Duygu Atceken, Iconotope Gallery, Weimar, Germany
Zauberlehrling, Iconotope Gallery, Herderplatz 12, Weimar, Germany
Some Rooms of Fortune, Bauhaus University, Weimar, Germany
Twice Upon A Time, Stattberlin, Berlin, Germany
Walter Benjamin in the Mall of America, KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, Germany
Currents, Santa Fe International New Media Festival, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
Edition N1. Wonderland, Curated by Chun-Chi Wang, GlogauAir, Berlin, Germany
I'm Looking For You, Weekendhaus, Berlin, Germany
Wave Mechanics, Curated by James Coker, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA
Wonderland, Curated by Lance Fung, San Francisco, California, USA
Noise, PennBrick Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
Scores, Lawrimore Project, Seattle, Washington, USA
Claiming Space, Curated by Kate Bonansinga and Mónica Ramírez-Montagut, Stanlee and Gerald Rubin Center for the Visual Arts at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP), El Paso, Texas
Art and Infinity, Santa Fe Community College, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Currents, Santa Fe International Art Fair, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Tune((In)), Santa Fe Art Institute, Santa Fe, New Mexico
The Domino Effect, Santa Fe Art Institute, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Selected Performances & Screenings
Festival of Animated Film, Stuttgart '08, Stuttgart, Germany
52nd International Short Film Festival, Oberhausen, Germany
The Connectors / International Media Festival, Bristol, United Kingdom
Currents / Art Santa Fe, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Five12 Winter Summit, Atlanta, Georgia
Bibliography
El Paso Life Magazine, Salinas, Sandra, "Artistas que reclaman un espacio", 09.18.08, p.30
El Paso Magazine, "Claiming Space", 09.15.08, p.87 illus
Santa Fean, Sardy, Marin, "Shifting Perspectives", 06.08, p 76 illus
Santa Fean, "Top Talent", 06.08, p 60
Rupture, Design New Mexico, Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States, Feb. 2008
SonicActsXI — The Anthology of Computer Art, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2006
Santa Fean, Davis, Kathryn M., "Wrekage review", 11.06, p 47 illus
R. Klanten, N. Bourquin, T. Geiger, Tres Logos, Berlin, Germany, Oct. 2006
Santa Fe Reporter, Fischer, Zane, "There is no spoon", Sept 27–Oct 3, 2006, vol 33, issue 38, p 35 illus
Pasa Tiempo, Weideman, Paul, "Ediface wreks", Sept 22–28, 2006, p 48–50 illus
THE Magazine, "Wrekage preview", 08.06, vol XIV, number VI, p 42 illus
TREND Magazine, Stegner, Lynn, "Creative Science", Summer 2006, vol 7 issue 1, p 55 illus
XLR8R Magazine, June/July 2004, issue 78
The New York Times, Yablonsky, Linda, "A Biennial Checklist: Art, Drinks, Checkbook", 08.23.04, p 26 illus
Isolated. Funkstörung. Triple Media, Die Gestalten Verlag (dgv), Berlin, Germany, Nov. 2004
Curation
NEXT100 presents Raster.Signale 2 (the official program for the opening of the new Bauhaus Museum), Weimar, Germany
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