"Limits of Construction" is a common term used within the architectural and engineering professions to define the boundaries of a work area or site. Seeley's paintings explore the unusual possibilities of surfaces, markings, shadows, and materials that can exist within those limits.
These materials all combine in fleeting combinations – then are gone.
Seeley was born in Indiana and spent much of his youth on the West Coast before settling back in Cincinnati. He holds a degree in architecture from Miami University and is self-taught in art, until recently becoming a Master of Fine Arts Candidate at the same school.
His most recent show was held in August 2012 at the Oxford Community Arts Center.
Previous reading on BC:
AFC exhibition documents City's planning history (1/29/13)
AFC offering tour of Louisville's waterfront, downtown (3/29/11)
AFC gallery opening to name, display works of competition winners (2/21/11)
Competition to showcase region's architecture talent (1/17/11)
Lectures, tours coincide with Betts' multi-family housing exhibit (5/10/10)
