PAUL WALLACE, born and raised in Baltimore, is a sculptor and a filmmaker. His art, over thirty works of video and sculptural installation, has been curated at commercial galleries and screened internationally. His work is of a semiotic spirituality – it uses language, mythology, and critical theory to access a structural understanding of what it means to be human, all while circulating around a personal poetic. His projects focus on the structure of lack, its physiological and psychoanalytic manifestations, and its material expressions within language, desire, and faith. Wallace has lived as an artist and a writer in LA, New York, New Orleans, Providence, and Prague. He has recently completed his first feature film, entitled “THE FACE,” which is being screened at film festivals around the country. After graduating from Brown University in 2008 with an AB in Semiotics, he will be the assistant director on the newest installments of “The Port Huron Project,” as well as continuing his filmmaking career with his creative partner, Nick Clifford, in Los Angeles. Paul can be contacted heremailto:paul_wallace@brown.edu?subject=Artist%20questionsshapeimage_1_link_0
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