THE FATE OF UNDERSTANDING | MOsley WOtta

“The Fate of Understanding” in an ongoing, site-specific series and visual conversation about impermanence, ownership and soft forms of revolution. This series, which is painted directly onto the gallery walls, utilizes both black and color. Throughout the exhibition, the artwork remains visible, only to be whitewashed at the end, symbolizing the transient nature of its existence This unique approach ensures that the work is simultaneously invisible and ever-present, inviting viewers to contemplate the fleeting nature of art and its impact.

Artist Background:

• The artist’s career spans several decades and encompasses a variety of mediums, including writing, painting, and music. His impressive curriculum vita includes:
• Creative Laureate for the City of Bend, Oregon
• Fields Fellow
• Leader of the Oregon Humanities Conversation project
• Bridging Oregon facilitator
• Visual Artist in Art Oregon’s “Black Matter” initiative
• Salem Art Association Fellow
• Slam Poetry Campion for the State of Oregon

Additionally, he has been featured on NPR, OPB, TEDx, and has collaborated with the NBA, among other notable organizations. His work is renowned for creating meaningful connections through the exploration of the negative space between perceived differences.

• mosleywotta.com
• wakeRecords.org