Jeffrey Stuker
Born in 1979, Fort Collins, United States
Lives and works in Los Angeles, United States
Overview
The most prominent subject of Stuker’s work over the past decade is mimicry, which, as Walter Benjamin asserted in his 1933 essay “The Mimetic Faculty,” is at the basis of all human learning. Today, of course, we can add that it is also at the basis of non-human learning. To evoke a paranoid scenario, this is basically how our cellphones are acceding to take our place in the world. And vice-versa, technological mimicry of human behaviors alerts us to a machinic element that was always already at...Read more
Selected artworks
Jeffrey Stuker
Vinca catharanthus, (L’Herbier du Muséum, Le Muséum national d'histoire naturelle, Paris), 2023
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Jeffrey Stuker
To the Satisfaction of the Botanist, II (Daphnis nerii caterpillar eating Vinca catharanthus leaves, Grand Sud, Madagascar, ), 1952
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