Patience, Series: Things We Will or Have Already Lost, ink pen & digital drawings, archival pigment prints, 50.8×50.8cm, 2016, ed.11/50
Job, Series: Things We Will or Have Already Lost, ink pen & digital drawings, archival pigment prints, 50.8×50.8cm, 2016, ed.11/50
从观念上讲，在我的作品中网格扮演着更重要的角色，让我们去探索、重新发现或者重看关于“失去”的主题，因为从物理上或情感上来说，在事物失去之前，我们已经和这件事物分离了。—— 迈克尔·科纳
Conceptually, the mesh plays a much larger role; inviting us to explore and rediscover or re-see the subject of loss as we consider the implications of being physically or emotionally detached from what we lose even before it is lost. — Michael Koerner
Sight and Sound, Series: Things We Will or Have Already Lost, ink pen & digital drawings, archival pigment prints, 50.8×50.8cm, 2016, ed.11/50
Pulse, Series: Things We Will or Have Already Lost, ink pen & digital drawings, archival pigment prints, 50.8×50.8cm, 2016, ed.11/50
迈克尔·科纳毕业于爱丁堡艺术大学，2014年起作为新媒体副教授执教美国印第安纳大学科科莫分校。他的作品在美国广泛展出，曾在马歇尔大学艺术与设计学院视觉艺术中心、路易斯·霍普金斯·安德伍德艺术中心、东田纳西州立大学里斯博物馆、罗切斯特现代艺术中心等地举办的展览上为公众所知。
Michael Koerner was graduated from Edinburgh College of Art – MFA in Painting. Since 2014, he teaches at Indiana University Kokomo, as Assistant Professor of New Media. His works are widely showed in the United States, such as Visual Arts Center at Marshall University School of Art & Design, The Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts, Reece Museum at Eastern Tennessee State University, Rochester Contemporary Art Center.