Installation and mixed-media artist from Hong Kong

Nathan Kensinger is an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores hidden urban landscapes, off-limits structures, environmental disaster zones and other liminal spaces.

Perhaps I paint places where I would like to be, unreal or not.

These photographs are of surfaces changed by weather, paint, rust and algae, to complex, organic paintings. They are about rebirth; about the possibility of beauty in destruction.

Exploring Pre and Post Stonewall gay artists and their work in an effort to revitalize the gay identity of my late grandfather.

I am a visual artist. I draw people and ideas on found materials

I'm a storyteller telling stories about our contemporary life as I'm seeing it. And the people in my stories help me tell my stories. To me it’s folk art, but a very modern, of our time, 21st Century, NY Urban American kind.

My sculptural installations are architecturally as well as personally informed. Employing a vocabulary shaped by minimalism and conceptual art, and using simple geometric forms and industrial materials.

Through my work I question and play with human's relationship with "the Natural".

I am continually fascinated by the both the differences and similarities of species and look for parallels often combining elements in the creation of a new hybrid. I look for unexpected combinations as a way to suggest new possibilities.

Several series of photographic explorations - night photography on subway platforms, urban architecture, photo-text series of long-time Bushwick residents

I make little sculptures, assemblages, collages, paintings, mixed-media work, photographs, drawings and bookmarks.

My work consists of paintings, drawings and photographs reflective of the many places I've lived, worked or visited in and around Brooklyn, its historic landscape and as well as the people I've met, and continue to meet, along the way.

Inspiration for my paintings are eclectic, including patterns in nature and textile with an interest in color as well as texture and mark-making.