Michael Gayk generates objects by procedural systems. The core of Gayk’s studio practice  engages craft materials and computer controlled machines investigating forms such as hollowware, adornment, textile structures and drawings.

Michael is an instructional associate professor at the School of Performance, Visualization, and Fine Arts at Texas A&M University.

Photography by Brian Griffin. Courtesy of Architecture Office.

Mating Surfaces. 2020. Mild Steel. 48”x 38” x 12” Photography by Brain Griffin. Courtesy of Architecture Office.

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