《范围》系列的每幅画都呈现出一种短暂的形象和广阔的空间：涉及身体和世界的当代图像。这个系列的作品将肌肉、骨骼和软骨的内脏组织呈现到广阔的范围，暗示着看不见的内在性和世俗物质的巨大范围。
Each painting of the Scope series assumes a state of transient figuration and expansive space: a contemporary bodily and worldly image making. The work of this series present the visceral tissue of muscle, bone, and cartilage as a wide-ranging expanse, suggesting an unseen interiority and an immense scope of worldly matter.
范围7，玉坡纸酒精墨水单版画，228 x 152cm，2019
Scope 7, alcohol ink with monotype on Yupo paper, 228 x 152cm, 2019
这部视频使用同步音频和视频来连接运动、内脏、身体样本和重复。将运动时的呼吸声录制下来，而绘画是把生肉那种令人不熟悉的视觉图像捕捉下来，然后再将两者放在一起。
This film uses synchronized audio and video to bridge contexts of exercise, viscerality, the body as specimen, and repetition. Audio recordings of breaths performed during exercise paired with reverberating video of my painting practice capture an unfamiliar visualization of live flesh.
Flesh Forming, single channel video, 4 minutes, 2020
约瑟夫·桑塔皮亚利用材料的创造能力，将身体可视化为医学标本和机器。在这一过程中，他的作品捕捉到了黑暗和光明的鲜明对比，创造了一种结合内在感、广阔的空间感、机械过程以及无菌和解剖学的医学美学。机器的刚性和医学美学在桑塔皮亚的实践中相结合，创造出想象中的内部、外部和身体体验的指标。他的多媒介创作涉及绘画、蓝印、拼贴、录像和装置。
Joseph Santarpia visualizes the body as medical specimen and machine by engaging the creative capacities of material. In doing so, his work captures a stark contrast of darkness and luminosity, creating a sense of visceral interiority, expansive space, machinic processes, and the medical aesthetics of sterility and anatomy. The rigidity of machines and medical aesthetics alike combine in Santarpia’s practice to create imagined interiors, exteriors, and indexes of bodily experience. His multimedia studio practice includes painting, cyanotype, collage, video, and installation. Santarpia received his MFA from Stony Brook University in 2020. His work has been exhibited internationally in galleries and festivals including: PH21 Gallery, Budapest, Hungary; The Room Projects, Paris, France; The Brooklyn Waterfront Artist Coalition, Brooklyn, NY; Small Green Door, East Los Angeles, CA; FIG Bilbao, Bilbao, Spain; and more. He is the recipient of awards including The Goldberger Fellowship and the Dorothy L. Memorial Purchase Prize.