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STEWART UOO

Stewart Uoo is something of a rhizomatic artist; spanning conceptual sculpture, video, fashion editorial-like photography, collage, and a cult art-and-performance event called It’s Get Better (2013–), his practice is characterized by a radical indeterminacy. His studio is located on the third floor of a former warehouse nestled in East Brooklyn, an industrial part of New York pullulated with boxcars and cranes.

When I visited on a crisp March day, the hallways leading to the space were lined with big tropical potted plants, which were temporarily sheltering there due to a move (Uoo joked that walking through these hallways reminded him of the iconic vegetation in Jennifer Lopez’s music video for the 1999 pop hit ). Dominating one table across the entrance of the studio were peachy-colored silicone molds that Uoo was testing out to create a frame for his friend’s

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