Anthony Burnham critically explores how images shape and influence contemporary perception. His practice opens a dialogue between different media—painting, sculpture, photography, and video—without prioritizing one over the other. Central to his work is the interplay between form, material, and the conditions under which art is viewed. His process often follows a set of structured yet intuitive constraints, offering space for reflection on how images operate, rather than presenting them as illusion or spectacle. Burnham resists categorization, moving fluidly across styles, techniques, and materials. His visual language ranges from spare, distilled compositions to more textured explorations of everyday objects and elusive, shifting substances. He frequently investigates the tension between control and dissolution, using soft, mutable forms as a way to question stability, order, and permanence. Through these investigations, Burnham constructs a quiet but insistent inquiry into the act of seeing and the material conditions that shape visual meaning. ...
