Digital print, 24 x 36 in, edition of 20 + 10 artist proofs

In droopy history, we can explore alternatives to human-centric history. History can be told by and for rocks, or plants, or worms or any other species living or dead. We allow for space and time lose their rules and become more fluid. We allow for mythology and science to become intertwined. Droopy History functions in the way science fiction can. It shows us a slightly shifted version of our world to which we can compare with our own reality, thus becoming a framework for me to test possibilities within.

Alex Sheriff is a Canadian artist and filmmaker. He received his BFA from OCAD University in Drawing and Painting before moving to New York City where he received his MFA in Fine Arts. Alex now lives in Los Angeles and works in painting, drawing, sculpture and film.