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Worob grew up in a small community in the high desert landscape of Prescott, Arizona. Worob obtained his BFA in Printmaking from Northern Arizona University in 2006, MFA in Printmaking from Montana State University in 2011, and M.Ed in Curriculum and Instruction from Montana State University in 2015. Worob's work explores contemporary approaches to the printmaking multiple through works on paper as well as installation and interactive works. Worob’s work is primarily driven by his history in communal living and observation of the potential of humanity when set upon a common goal. Worob has exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions both nationally and internationally. In addition to a teaching and studio practice, Worob spends as much time as possible gardening, cooking and enjoying time with his wife and two small children.
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Artist Statement:
“Ghosts in the noise” is a body of work which is created using hand-cast rubber rollers covered in raised dots. The rollers are inked up using cyan, yellow, magenta and black. The dots and colors reference the building blocks of printed ephemera. During printing, patterns and images begin to emerge out of the random color relationships and dot placements. The resulting color relationships and images ask the viewer and participating creator to examine their interest in seeking deeper meaning and context for what is, at its core, just random chance." |
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In addition to creating a series of relief monotypes, Sukha also lead a collaborative printing workshop with printmaking students.
I'd like to thank the great print assistant we had on this project: Shelby Hanson.
I'd like to thank the great print assistant we had on this project: Shelby Hanson.
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This project is made possible with the generous support of the following:
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