Brian Zeigler will be showing three of his large collages in an event called Cut-Continuity, at the VCFA Gymnasium in Montpelier on June 8, from 6-8 PM. The pieces are 9 feet by 14 feet, made from original drawings Brian makes and then cuts up, with the addition of found paper. He will be continuing to cut up the collages in a live performance in an endless process of cutting and remaking. The meaning of this art making lies in the understanding of impermanence.
Each collage has its own sound track. The July 26 Movement, a group of musicians from the Golden Dome collective in Montpelier, will be playing songs they have come up with for each collage.
Brian Zeigler lives and works in Montpelier Vermont. He received his MFA from Vermont College of Fine Art. His work was recently shown at Quench Gallery in Waitsfield Vermont and He took part in the Pop-Up galleries that took over downtown Winooski.
Image: Nets of Sound
