"Benched Ritual" new work by Travis Dodd September 8, 2012

Benched Ritual is a compelling mix of mystery and quest in the midst of a concrete reality. Atlanta artist, Travis Dodd, combines found material with photography as evidence of his journeys into the internal. In this series, he explores abandoned or neglected spaces and excavates by boring into walls using a variety of tools. Working with the metaphor of the labyrinth, it is Dodd's intent to portray the importance of establishing individual myth, while seeking authentic-self.

Travis Dodd recieved his BFA in Photography in 2002 from the Savannah College of Art and Design-Savannah Campus. He is currently seeking a MA degree in Sculpture from the Savannah College of Art and Design-Atlanta Campus. His work has been featured in a number of publications including Oxford American and Urge Magazine. Travis has exhibited in several past group shows at Beep Beep including 2009's "Popaganda" and 2011's "Double Vision".

This is his first solo exhibition at Beep Beep.