Quinn Keck [they/them] is a queer, neurodivergent multidisciplinary artist working across printmaking, painting, and digital mediums to create dialogues on the human experience. Instead of portraying just the physical form of people, places, and objects, Quinn abstracts layers to discuss identity, memory, perception, and grief – exploring the absurdity of making patterns in a chaotic world in their work. The personal is political, and in examining their own layers, they begin a conversation about the larger patterns at play and the dualities of our data-driven world. Their process is one of constantly iterating on new and old images, just as we all are a series of imperfect versions of ourselves improving each iteration but never fully finished.