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Mirus Gallery is opening its newest exhibit, “One Is All Is One,” by artist-scientist Casey Cripe. The show will open with a complimentary reception from 7 to 10 p.m. on Aug. 15 and continue through Sept. 12.
The exhibit features large-scale multimedia pieces created by the 31-year-old artist over the last five years. Containing densely detailed layers and scientific diagrams meant to explore life, self, and the universe, each work individually unfolds as part of a greater story. Now at 30 pieces and counting, the individual works in “One Is All Is One” aim to illustrate a journey through space and time; the grand narrative of Human Destiny in the Universe.
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“This work is to be my ‘one and forever’ magnum opus, the meaning for my being, my gift to the human enterprise,” Cripe explains, “for these maps that I craft are not only to chart and guide my own path, but also the paths of all fellow humans.”
Formally educated in Traditional Illustration and Religious Studies after receiving a bachelor’s degree from Humboldt, Casey Cripe (b. 1984), a Silicon Valley native, currently lives and works in San Francisco, Calif. He has exhibited his artworks at a variety of galleries, museums, universities, research institutions, corporate headquarters, and festivals, both nationally and internationally.
Mirus Gallery is a dynamic exhibition space that features a program of contemporary artwork by emerging and mid-career artists in solo and group shows. Located at 540 Howard St. in San Francisco’s SOMA District, atop Paul Hemming’s eclectic building, which also houses Temple Nightclub and co-working space, ECO-SYSTM, the gallery is open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and on Saturday by appointment only. For more information, call 415.543.3440 or visit www.mirusgallery.com.Stay up-to-date on news and events on Twitter at @MirusGallery, on Facebook at www.facebook.com/mirusgallery and on Instagram at @mirusgallery.
