For over 20 years Jordan Mozer has explored the complexities of human relationships through paintings, drawings and sculptures that give form to genetics, gender, love, and identity.
“Love in the Chroma Zone” can be traced to a series of sketches commissioned by Mick Jagger for a series of Rock opera sets and props Jordan imagined for the Rolling Stones. Some of these elements were transformed in subsequent projects, including “Herzblut” and “East” in Hamburg, Germany and at a hotel in Times Square in New York for Bill Marriott.
In the latest iterations, the “Love in the Chroma Zone” incorporates meditations on genetics and the accelerating transformation of ideas about the gender spectrum and sexual expression. The project will engage UW-Whitewater students in assisting Jordan to realize a variety of two- and three-dimensional artworks and creating a narrative environment at the UWW Crossman Gallery in Whitewater. This art exhibit opens on March 11th and will be viewable through April 1st. The gallery is open Monday-Friday 11 am to 6 pm. For more information on Jordan Mozer and his residency at UW-Whitewater, click here.