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Artist Statement
Through making art I seek to process and embody my experience as a neurodivergent individual. In my paintings, drawings, and prints, I utilize a color scheme of black and white to compose a visual language that speaks to my struggles with the fine motor and spatial reasoning disorder known as dysgraphia. Having great difficulty processing and replicating both written and visual information, I present personal narrative in my work through charged symbols and stylized figures in turbulent abstract landscapes.
About
Anton's work has been shown at Anchor House of Artists in Northampton, the LAVA art center in Greenfield, the A3 Gallery in Amherst, The Mead Art Museum and Eli Marsh Gallery at Amherst College, The Hampshire College Gallery, and the Bard Berlin Campus.
In addition to his own artistic practice, Anton is also an educator and advocate for accessibility within The Arts.
Anton graduated from Hampshire College in 2020 and is currently working as a teacher in Northern New Jersey and applying to MFA Fine Arts programs.
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