Eric Hendrix
Semi-cubist and subconcious processing...what?!?
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602-354-6739
“Citizens of the suburban giant sleep walk in silent synchronization.”
– excerpt, Hi’s Flowers, by Eric Hendrix
Wake up!
Artist, Magazine Creative Director
A third generation native of the Phoenix area, Eric Hendrix was first introduced to the Art scene upon graduation from Stanford University in 2002. With degrees in Communications and Studio Art, he had already shown his work nationwide, but much like David Gardner, did not identify first and foremost as an artist. During his tenure at Stanford, he began working in Art direction and company development for a new international research magazine, Odyssey.
He shortly brought those skills to Phoenix, becoming the editor and director of a handful of regional publications and international trade magazines. As the editor of IONAZ and Outlook Arizona, he established an agenda of uniting the Art scene: he recognized that the Arts and the city's cultural identity were inextricably connected and required mutual support in order for Phoenix to thrive as a cultural center and major metropolitan area.
Making the acquaintance of David Gardner in April of 2006, he was instantly inspired by the idea of a free online community for artists, and the possibilities that it offered far beyond the computer screen.
Please feel free to take a moment to puruse my collection of fine art and design works. I have been producing, exhibiting and selling work sine the late 90's. Stanf University holds my work in collections, and collectors include Stevie Nicks, Richard Simmons, Beverly Selby, Steven Shore, etc.
Shows have been held in San Francisco, Palo Alto, Washington DC, and Phoenix, most recently in conjunction with the acclaimed play, Faces on Milk Boxes, at Soul Invictus in Phoenix.
My work encompasses the human question of existence and being. I utilize my theoretical training in communication psychologies to weave symbols and narratives into multi-layered tapestries that break the barriers of language and comprehension, beckoning the user to feel beyond words--hence, the manipulation of sub-concious processing and the beckoning for greater awareness of self.
Please feel free to contact me regarding pricing and commissions.
Sincerely,
Eric Hendrix
– excerpt, Hi’s Flowers, by Eric Hendrix
Wake up!
Artist, Magazine Creative Director
A third generation native of the Phoenix area, Eric Hendrix was first introduced to the Art scene upon graduation from Stanford University in 2002. With degrees in Communications and Studio Art, he had already shown his work nationwide, but much like David Gardner, did not identify first and foremost as an artist. During his tenure at Stanford, he began working in Art direction and company development for a new international research magazine, Odyssey.
He shortly brought those skills to Phoenix, becoming the editor and director of a handful of regional publications and international trade magazines. As the editor of IONAZ and Outlook Arizona, he established an agenda of uniting the Art scene: he recognized that the Arts and the city's cultural identity were inextricably connected and required mutual support in order for Phoenix to thrive as a cultural center and major metropolitan area.
Making the acquaintance of David Gardner in April of 2006, he was instantly inspired by the idea of a free online community for artists, and the possibilities that it offered far beyond the computer screen.
Please feel free to take a moment to puruse my collection of fine art and design works. I have been producing, exhibiting and selling work sine the late 90's. Stanf University holds my work in collections, and collectors include Stevie Nicks, Richard Simmons, Beverly Selby, Steven Shore, etc.
Shows have been held in San Francisco, Palo Alto, Washington DC, and Phoenix, most recently in conjunction with the acclaimed play, Faces on Milk Boxes, at Soul Invictus in Phoenix.
My work encompasses the human question of existence and being. I utilize my theoretical training in communication psychologies to weave symbols and narratives into multi-layered tapestries that break the barriers of language and comprehension, beckoning the user to feel beyond words--hence, the manipulation of sub-concious processing and the beckoning for greater awareness of self.
Please feel free to contact me regarding pricing and commissions.
Sincerely,
Eric Hendrix
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Articles written by Eric Hendrix
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