Marlos E'van’s multimedia work reimagines American narratives through dystopian landscapes and symbols to provoke thought and challenge societal norms.
Marlos E'van is an artist whose work blends painting, performance, and filmmaking to explore cultural histories, emotions, and American narratives. Drawing inspiration from cult films like Robocop, Total Recall, and Terminator, E'van uses dystopian landscapes to address long-standing social issues in America. Their work incorporates found materials, obsessive mark-making, text, and hyperbole to provoke dialogue across different classes and demographics. E’van uses symbols, such as historical figures and fast food elements, to challenge stereotypes and institutions that perpetuate inequality, transforming them into tools for reflection and understanding.
