Jason Krugman is an artist adept at pairing electronics and organic materials to create new types of objects, spaces and experiences. He uses light as his primary medium, making artworks that respond to their audiences and environments. Modular electro-spatial designs allow for scalability in his work. Ideas with legs become versatile systems suited for a variety of expressions.

Krugman has a background in drawing and a degree in Economics. In 2007, he folded these skills into a base which grew into a burgeoning professional practice making electronic artwork.

His current studio practice is multidisciplinary, but focuses primarily on the production of large-scale public artworks, illuminated installations, and industrially designed light objects. He is currently a visiting artist at the New School for Liberal Arts and holds degrees from Tufts University and the Tisch School of the Arts at NYU. He was a fellow at the Fabrica Center for Communications Research in Treviso, Italy and has shown his work at various galleries and museums in the United States and Europe.

 

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Contact: jasonkrugman@gmail.com