Adamo Tiseo

We don't need to know the subject.


All we need to know is that what we see has derived from an idea. We invent a message, then we reinterpret. Lines are superimposed not for the purpose of contour or structure, but more so to illustrate barriers of the imagination. In terms of subjectivity, a simple line may have an infinite amount of meaning. This is how the notion of the object becomes obsolete. It's merely a document. It may not hold the information, emotion, or intellect of the participant/ viewer, but it possesses the realm of the unknown which is far more vast.

2003-2005 DEC, Arts and Letters (Creative Arts), Dawson College, Montreal, QC
2006-2009 BFA, Fine Arts (Studio Arts), Concordia University, Montreal, QC

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

October 2007
Centre de la Cultivation Energique
Vieux Port, Montréal, QC


GROUP EXHIBITIONS

November 2008
Gallerie, Ctrl Lab
Boul Saint-Laurent, Montreal, QC

September 2008
Le Social
Rue Bishop, Montréal, QC

April 2008
Gallerie, Ctrl Lab
Boul. Saint-Laurent, Montreal, QC

November 2007
Gallerie Contemporain Crescent, Montréal, QC

August 2007
Gallerie Room and Board,372 Rue Ste Catherine, Montréal, QC

March 2007
Gallerie Sharon Ramsay, 372 Rue Ste Catherine, Montréal, QC

November 2006
“To Some Extent”, FASA Concordia,Rue de Gaspe, Montréal, QC

June 2005
Boutique Expression, Rue Guy, Montréal, QC

April 2005
Gallerie Ethnik, FASA Concordia,Boul Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC