Riley Alverson

A graduate of Union College, Riley Alverson's work is primarily in 2-dimensions, although he occasionally dabbles in sculpture.

The preferred communicative approach can range from realistic representation to abstraction and mirrored patterning.

Using the Camera as both a primary and intermediate tool of art, after being exposed to Silver Nitrate process photography as an undergraduate student.

My preferred drawing style is heavily influenced by the mechanistic techniques of printmaking, computer-culture, frequently using a ruler and other graphical metric tools to aid in abstractive processes.

Extensive studio work in Drawing(ink, graphite, , Painting(Watercolor, Oil), Printmaking(Linocut, Woodcut, lithography), Photography(silver nitrate), Sculpture(wood, metal)

Attended courses in a wide spectrum of artistically influential subject matter, such as Mathematics, Poetry and Literature, Geology, and especially, the Japanese language. 日本語、大好きなんです！

Memory (記憶）2015,
Burns Atrium Gallery

-This exhibition featured works done from, and inspired by, memory. Advertising included handwritten invitations.