Andrew (Roque) is an interdisciplinary designer based in San Francisco—Los Angeles who works across photography, print, and web spaces. His work is an ongoing exploration of copying in response to the impermanence of time, contemplating what gets lost and added in transition.
Design•Photography•Art Direction
California College of the Arts
Brooks Institute of Photography
Quality Time
Potential Spam (TBD)
LA Art Book Fair — 2023
SF Art Book Fair — 2023
SF Art Book Fair — 2022
SF MOMA Small Press Book Bazaar
Design•Photography•Art Direction
California College of the Arts
Brooks Institute of Photography
Quality Time
Potential Spam (TBD)
LA Art Book Fair — 2023
SF Art Book Fair — 2023
SF Art Book Fair — 2022
SF MOMA Small Press Book Bazaar
2022 RANDOM ACCESS MEMORIES
PublicationFilm Poster RAM attempts to chronicle contemporary sound bits through multiple processes of preservation. In the pursuit to save a moment in time, sound is repeated, stretched, and manipulated. Bits of time become elongated and repeated, and saved again. The question becomes: Can we truly save a moment? By saving are we able to capture that moment in time or does that moment transform into something separate to the original? RAM constructs a visual language from its saved sound. These abstract images are constructed though the sound’s interaction with visual processors. The imagery displayed in this book are captured visual moments of specific moments in time. The sound captures a memory, the imagery captures the sound and the cycle repeats. The act of archiving becomes a process of creation. The original transforms itself into something entirely separate and becomes another.
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PublicationFilm Poster RAM attempts to chronicle contemporary sound bits through multiple processes of preservation. In the pursuit to save a moment in time, sound is repeated, stretched, and manipulated. Bits of time become elongated and repeated, and saved again. The question becomes: Can we truly save a moment? By saving are we able to capture that moment in time or does that moment transform into something separate to the original? RAM constructs a visual language from its saved sound. These abstract images are constructed though the sound’s interaction with visual processors. The imagery displayed in this book are captured visual moments of specific moments in time. The sound captures a memory, the imagery captures the sound and the cycle repeats. The act of archiving becomes a process of creation. The original transforms itself into something entirely separate and becomes another.
