Lincoln Schatz is a contemporary artist and environmentalist living in Chicago, Illinois. He is best known for his contemporary art practice that is focused on portraits of places, people and processes over time in photography, video and new media. He has created large scale video and sculptural installations that feature new media technologies, custom built software that uses generative compositional strategies to build artworks that study a subject over an extended period of time in order to create a works that are at once driven by chance and memory.
Additional Artworks
From Museum of Outdoor Arts
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Chandler Romeo
Section Divided, 2013
Ceramic
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Darryl Pottorf
American Economics Down-Greed-Gotcha-House, 2011
Mixed Media
82 x 60.5 x 20 in
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Joseph Shaeffer
T-Zero Manifest as Tension, 2004
powder coated aluminum, stainless steel
27 x 21 x 21 in
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Joseph Shaeffer
Sustension 1-45, 2004
powder coated aluminum, stainless steel, magnetism, white oak base
36 x 30 x 14 in
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Enrique Carbajal G. Sebastian
Butterfly, 1983
metal
25 x 45 in
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Louis Rosemond
Haitian Jungle Scene, 1982
oil on canvas
33.25 x 83.25 in
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Joseph Raffael
Black Spring, 1976
Oil on canvas
81.5 x 226 in
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Robert Rauschenberg
The Rauschenberg Visual Autobiography Triptych Print, 1968
photolithograph on paper
66.125 x 48.75 in
About the artist
Lincoln Schatz
b. 1963
