After Swiss Alps, Onyedika Chuke exhibits at Art Basel Switzerland 2016
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Onyedika Chuke is a New York-based contemporary American Sculptor and Archivist born in Onitsha, Nigeria.
Chuke’s work is a dissection of human technological innovation, contemporary theories in politics, economics, architecture, and culture. His portfolio is a fragmented commentary of outdated technological practices, such as mold making techniques, to dismantle human tools of innovation and suspend them in time as broken, collective memories in a theoretical collection: ‘The Forever Museum Archive’. (https://www.riverbendresort.us/)
Chuke attended The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Art and Science in New York City where he earned a degree in Fine Arts (2011).
Comissioned projects and residencies include the Verbier 3-D Sculpture Park, Switzerland (2012), The American Academy in Rome (2015), The Sculpture Center, New York (2016).
“FMA: Dome and Double Nymph: An Architectural Template for Spiritual Worship” – Switzerland 2012
See more at www.onyedikachuke.com.
