BIO
Alicia works in installation, video, painting, and many more - all of which take states of strewn-ness, fragmentation, and idleness. Much like her net-like sculptures that leisurely lean on the wall, intersecting pieces of color in her works on paper also lean and fold onto one another like napping dogs that don't - and don't ever have to know - personal space. The surface of painting transforms from something we need to look at from a distance to a plane among many others that is constantly being infiltrated and needled through.
Alicia Little received an MFA from Ohio State University in 2018, and BFA from the Art
Academy of Cincinnati in 2013. Her work uses formal properties to visualize spatial
relationships between color, shape and form. Working in various modes including drawing,
painting, video, sculpture, and installation, found objects, fabrics, plaster, and paint are
common materials within the work. Mass produced objects and their waste materials are
sought out for formal value, leaving behind utilitarian function to focus on tactile and visual
qualities. Pattern, color, and shapes intertwine in an often cyclical and loosely systematic
way. Little has been awarded several grants for travel and research, and was an artist in
residence at Vermont Studio Center in 2018. She currently lives and works in Richmond,
VA.
