TODD SILER
The Boulder Museum of Art, in partnership of The Museum of Outdoor Arts, will premiere a new body of work by Denver artist Todd Siler. The artist stands astride two worlds—art and science—and seeks out similarities of process across the traditional barriers of these two disciplines.

 Through a 120 foot long multimedia installation in the museum's East Gallery, Siler brings us into a world of neurocosmology. It equates visual abstraction of form and color with labyrinthine perceptual mechanisms of free willing associations and ever-changeable meanings that lead out beyond the parameters of culture into an open and alternative vision of time and space. Siler's work sets up a visual comparison between the river-rapid changeability of our consciousness and the assault of information we are bombarded with daily.

 Siler has been exhibiting his artworks internationally in major museums and galleries since the early 1980's and is represented by Ronald Feldman Fine Arts in New York City . His artworks are in numerous private and public collections, including The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, The Metropolitan Museum of Art (20th Century Collection), The Museum of Modern Art, The Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City , The Israel Museum in Jerusalem , The Pushkin Fine Arts Museum in Moscow and the Belsar Verlag Print Archives in Stuttgart and Zurich .