Introducing 2022 AIM Fellow Christian Hincapié @christianhincapie! Read more below and click the link in our bio to learn more about Christian. Christian Hincapié (b. 1989) is a Colombian-American project based and multidisciplinary artist. Though his work is varied in form, he often works through expanded printmaking and reproducible image-making techniques ranging from the documentary photograph, on-site rubbings, and various methods of drawing and collage. Hincapie often utilizes analogy and contrast as a key conceptual and visual methodology to question power, permanence, and hierarchy in the context of New York and the concept of the metropolis. His work brings a respectful curiosity for the inhabitants and the patterns of occupation which guide existence within urban spaces. Ultimately he strives to understand the individual’s place in history, time, and the present. Hincapie attended the Yale Norfolk program in 2012 and received his BFA from the Cooper Union in 2013. His work has been shown through the Public Art Fund, High Tide Gallery in Philadelphia, Abrons Arts Center, Mana Contemporary, NARS Foundation, and various artist-run spaces in the Tri-state area. Hincapié received his MFA in 2020 from Rutgers University. In 2021, he was a Keyholder Resident at the LES Printshop and a recipient of a BRIO Grant from the Bronx Council on the Arts. He teaches drawing and printmaking at Rutgers and Parsons School of Design. Christian just returned from a residency at @vermontstudiocenter where he was a printmaking fellow. He is currently teaching Drawing at the Cooper Union Summer Art Intensive. Congrats Christian! Images (in order of appearance): Working on site at the Robert Moses Mosaic located at the entrance of Flushing Meadows–Corona Park, Queens, NY. Photo by Robert Mulero Exhibition view "Decisions at a Desk", 2020 Rutgers University Mason Gross Galleries, New Jersey Exhibition view "The Great Petrified Forest", 2020 NARS Foundation on Governors Island, NYC #aimfellow2022 #aimbxma #bronxmuseum