Influenced by Jungian psychology and mythology, Travis Lawrence uses the art of printmaking to present archetypal figures iconically composed of symbol and allegory. Taking influence from medieval illuminated illustrations and alchemical manuscripts, the iconic imagery play the role as emblems of contemplation, containing symbolic references to a deeper archetypal meaning. Each print possesses a still narrative through the anthropomorphic figures and the objects they possess. By embracing the sense of mystery, the viewer is allowed to invoke ones own metaphorical interpretation. Travis Lawrence received his formal education from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, where after he spent several years as a Press Assistant for Tom Huck’s Evil Prints. Currently, Travis resides in the St. Louis area working under his press name Infinity Prints.
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