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Sculpture & Post-Studio Practice

William Dalton Frizzell assesses the impact of religious dogma – specifically Christianity – on individuals and society. Ranging from drawing, painting, and sculpture to performance, metalsmithing, and video – the work invokes philosophical considerations against centuries-old beliefs from the perspective of a non-believer. The content and materials of the work stem directly from art history, scientific data, and various church practices. Having grown up in ����ֱ�� Springs, also known as the “Evangelical Vatican,” Frizzell became interested at an early age about how the constant influence of Christendom in our lives in the west has consequences.

Born in ����ֱ�� Springs, ����ֱ��, Frizzell is an interdisciplinary artist who holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Painting from the Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design. He is currently pursuing a Master of Fine Arts degree in Sculpture & Post-Studio Practice at the University of ����ֱ�� Boulder.