Aspect Ratio Array – Rafaël Rozendaal’s Popular Screen Sizes

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Rafaël Rozendaal – Popular Screen Sizes

Visual artist Rafaël Rozendaal's body of work playfully parses web culture tropes while exploring the browser as both a site of experience and production. While most widely known for his prolific 'art website' output, what sets Rozendaal apart from many other internet-minded artists is his knack for executing his aesthetic pursuits not only on screens, but in rooms (as installations). Rozendaal's current exhibition, Everything Always Everywhere, showing at Steve Turner Contemporary in Los Angeles quite directly speaks to the artist's fascination with framed views through an array of mirrors, each reflecting a common aspect ratio.

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