Miranda Kuo Gallery, 2018 (Photo by Parker Calvert)
William Henry Felinski is a multidisciplinary Philadelphia-based American conceptual visual artist believing there should not be walls between systems and fields. He primarily works with sculpture, photography, digital fabrication technologies, and installation. His work is influenced by conceptualism, minimalism, sound art, materials science, and deals with perceptions and the physicality of time, ideas of permanence, systems, and random outcomes. Experimenting with immersive, interactive, participatory new-media projects that pair found objects, electronics, and formal sculpture elements, Felinski's hybrid practice investigates art and form making as a laborer integrating advanced digital and hand-built methods of fabrication to question the porous boundaries and contemporary intersections of art, architecture, design, and technology.