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Richard Hricko is a printmaker whose work presents composite details of the natural and built environment that honor nature, industry and the course of decay and recovery. Influenced by the tradition of ruins in Italian art, he similarly expresses the passage of time and invokes longing and the pathos of things forgotten but from a uniquely magnified perspective. Hricko has exhibited work nationally and internationally in museums and galleries, including the International Print Center, Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition and the National Academy Museum in New York; Tanks Art Centre, Australia and PH21 Gallery, Budapest. (source: temple university)
