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Elliot Rose DeCaro is an artist based in the Lehigh Valley. His work explores identity through the abstraction of human form, dissecting the interplay between flesh, self, and society—a focus of his BFA honors thesis Identity In Society at Moravian University.
Through anatomical distortion, he traces the boundaries between flesh and identity, searching for the essence of humanity. Welcoming the opportunity to stimulate new ways of seeing, he often embraces a myriad of disciplines, such as screen printing or sculpture, to feed his paintings--utilizing their distinctive qualities as inspiration for his artwork. Captivated by the intricacies of individuality, he creates ambiguous compositions that challenge rigid societal ideals--advocating for a deeper understanding of identity. DeCaro’s work has been featured in exhibitions at Payne Gallery, Lafayette Art Galleries, and PCCA Art Galleries, persuading viewers to engage with his belief that art can subvert preconceived notions of the body as a fixed entity. |