THE MAN BEHIND THE WORK
About D.A. Solomon
I was born just a regular guy in Union County, New Jersey, United States.
My mother is Hungarian, and my father is Puerto Rican. That led me to have a rich cultural upbringing. I ate just as much Rice and Beans as I did Goulash.
They contributed a varied genetic mix to me, as evidenced by the two genetic tests I took.
I have three daughters.
The work you see across these pages — drawings, sculptures, leather objects, poems, stories, sound — is not separate disciplines. They are different languages for the same investigation: what remains when everything else is stripped away.
RECENT FRAMING
LIFE IN FRAMES — CLICK TO EXPAND
All childhood images and core text adapted and reframed from the original archive. Presented in the same darkness that informs the rest of the work.