Working in physical collage, CMD+V is a New York–based artist exploring the shared visual symbols that shape contemporary identity.

Grid structures underpin CMD+V’s creative practice. Within these disciplined systems, everyday emblems become material for examining, fragmenting, and reconstructing familiar imagery.

CMD+V’s practice engages a lineage of artists working through systems, grids, and photographic reconstruction, including Gerhard Richter, Edward Zajec, Emily Noyes Vanderpoel, Charles Csuri and Chuck Close (to name a few).

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A few tools I use (and where to buy them) live in my inventory.

The name CMD+V can be pronounced “Command-V,” spelled out letter by letter, or shortened to “Paste.”