interior ruin, Basketshop, Cincinnati, Ohio, October 12 - November 16, 2024

Silas Long's exhibition, interior ruin, delves into the complex relationship between technology, anxiety, and the contemporary human existence. Long's artistic lens captures the essence of navigating life in a digital age where reality is ever-shifting and the future is uncertain.

At its core, this exhibition explores the impact of technology on our perception of reality. Long's carefully crafted artworks prompt viewers to reflect on the challenges and nuances of existence in a world saturated with commercial influence. Their generation is also acutely aware of their fate in an unstable world due to environmental degradation and political malevolence.

Through dreamlike compositions, Long delves into the profound effects of technology, both mesmerizing and detached, on the emotional mind. These artworks serve as a visual portal, offering insight into how images construct our understanding of the world.

Long's command of contemporary art techniques underscores the transformation of art in the digital era, emphasizing its influence on cultural dynamics across generations. Their exploration is further enriched by a fascination with the evolving aesthetics of mythology in the digital realm, revealing parallels in how we perceive and grapple with mortality in this age of technological advancement.

In this exhibition, interior ruin, Silas Long invites viewers to engage in a thoughtful exploration of the impact of technology. It promises to be a reflective experience, encouraging contemplation of life’s impermanence in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.