Join us on Saturday, March 15, 2025 from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm for an in-depth talk by Triton exhibiting artist, Marc D’Estout.

Although Marc D’Estout is now primarily an object maker, his formative art career was rooted in conceptualism and installation. Later his focus shifted to art furniture, which eventually became more conceptual and less functional, until he pivoted to making purely sculptural objects. This exhibition begins at the end of that pivot.

Formed in succinct visual dialogues, D’Estout’s minimalist sculptures and drawings often subtly reveal a dark humor or uncanny, subliminal associations. The artist thinks of his current works as sculptural haikus–formalist reductions. In conceiving them, he experiments with imagery in response to observations of social and cultural memes, personal (mis)communication, politics, or pop culture. His life-long love of automobile and aviation design is also integral to his visual language.

This event will give you the opportunity to meet the artist, learn more about his story, and how that intertwines with his work, while viewing the artist’s current exhibition at the Triton Museum of Art.

The event is free and open to the public (including free parking). Please note, since this is a walking tour with the artist through the gallery, seating will not be provided