Nick Zaremba

Everything Happens So Much
March 7, 2022 - April 1, 2022
150 Wakefield Street, Rochester, NH 03867

Nick Zaremba (b.1979) is a mixed media artist currently residing in Massachusetts. Zaremba’s studio and commercial creative practice ranges from illustration, publication design, printmaking, painting, and graphic design to site specific 3D installation work and mural work.

“Amongst things coming and going, cycles cycling, and people and situations in constant flux and change, sneaking away and making time to paint, collage, draw, and collect has always been my creative catharsis while living life. When I think of my work nowadays and what it’s about, the only way I can form my description is in broken phrases and singular words.

With that being said, the following pertain to my work: concept based – feelings – fast vs. slow making – catharsis – etheric – records of my vision and how I see things – palimpsest – autotelic – solipsism – pareidolia – special language – ethos – freedom – Wabi Sabi – exploration – seeing vs. understanding – intellect – importance – looking at the world through my hands – television cartoon influenced”

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