Bryce Hudson's work can be divided into two distinct categories; paintings and mixed media photo-based prints. At the very core of his work are social issues surrounding race, class and stereotypes in contemporary American culture.
The presence of struggle and social interaction are also themes found in his work; keen on monitoring situations, actions and documentation within mainstream media outlets with which he draws inspiration and composes a dialogue. His educational background is rich in art, art history, design and cultural studies. Bryce keeps a web log and always welcomes the opportunity to network with other artists and view work.
New Features!
The new Paintings page has a feature to view paintings larger
As of late I've been obsessed with a new series of paintings — an expansion if you will — of one of my favorite series; the Equilibrium Series.
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My latest series of photo-based prints is an idea that I've been toying with for some time. I've titled it them Holding Pattern. The subject; women in their mid 20s to late 30s — superimposed upon their faces are decorative patterns — the combination of which brings to the surface ideas of symmetry, objects of decoration and feminity. This is the start of a much larger body of work that will soon show up in my paintings and ultimately installation work. Just a few practice pieces now, more to come. 
