Kurt Beswick’s work can best be described as biomechanical surrealism. By utilizing a unique blend of traditional mixed media collage with his own original photographic elements, he meticulously, digitally assembles these mechanical landscapes.

“The viewers should feel a desire to visually explore the work as they would with an intriguing artifact, and draw their own conclusions as to its meaning,” he says while describing Anomalia, a piece which features an array of hidden oddities and artifacts, “It should be a visual expedition they wish to take. The audience should feel compelled to linger within the work, to be drawn into the piece.”

He describes the “Aperture Series” as an exploration into the impact of industrialization upon nature. Beswick reinforces the notion that his work is a tribute to the beautiful and ultimately surreal technological complexities of the world we live in.

His creative process forges found materials, texture scans and photographic elements into uniquely original works of digital art. He prints the finished limited edition, signed and numbered pieces on metal for a contemporary look and feel.

Kurt’s artwork has been featured in Photoshop User magazine, Design Graphics and ArtSlant. He earned his BFA in Fine Art from Florida Atlantic University and currently resides in Salt Lake City with his wife, a cancer research scientist.

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