Ken Crost

Since the late 1990s, my journey as a digital artist has been rooted in a deep and evolving exploration of the relationship between technology and creativity—a space I’ve come to call Techno-Futurism. From my earliest experiments with graphic software to the advanced tools available today, my work reflects a lifelong fascination with how emerging technologies shape the way we see, feel, and interpret the world around us.

Ken’s digital art has been seen in juried shows in Denver at such galleries as the Space Gallery, CORE New Art Space, the Lakewood Arts Council’s Black and White show, Next Gallery (where his works “Universe” and “Dianna SXV2267”won Best in Show awards), Photographers Gallery, Tenn Street Coffee & Books/Gallery (where his work “Bleacher Bums” won Best in Show), Circle 8 Gallery (two man show), Artists on Santa Fe (Artist of the Month), Gallery Obscura, Edge Gallery, and the Curtis Art Center. His work has also been seen at Kanon Collective in their annual Bibelot Show; at Redline in their One Square Foot show and their May 2014 Intersection show. Ken was a member of the Artists on Santa Fe gallery, Next gallery,
Kanon Collective in Denver, and the Color and Light gallery in Madrid, New Mexico. His work "

Ken's art work El Cuenco #10 was juried into the Littleton Museum's "Own an Original" show, and his artwork was purchased by the Littleton Fine Arts Board and will be in the Littleton Museum's permanent collection.