Kevin Byrd

RCA Moose Masseuse, 2025

RCA cables, Zip ties, Speaker wire, Broom bristles, Fluorescent marking tape, Monofilament, Fish hook

10 x 6 x 3 inches; framed, 19 x 19 x 4 inches

Courtesy of the artist

www.kevinbyrd.com

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Kevin Byrd (b. 1976, Charleston, SC) is an interdisciplinary artist based in San Francisco. He studied architecture at Kennesaw State University where an early focus on structure and spatial systems continues to inform his work across sculpture, textile, and graphic form. Byrd's work has been exhibited at the Goat Farm, High Museum of Art, and MOCAGA, and is part of the Dolby Laboratories collection. He has participated in residencies including Hambidge and and the Cochran Collection residency in LaGrange GA. His projects have also been realized at architectural scale, most notably through the development of the art strategy for Dolby Laboratories' headquarters in San Francisco, where he founded the Dolby Artist Program to support artists working at the intersection of art and technology. Working across industrial materials, geometry, and systems-based composition, Byrd explores the porous boundaries between design, sculpture, and the built environment. His work reflects a sustained engagement with the visual languages of modernism and the cultural impact of technological production. Byrd lives and works in San Francisco.