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I would describe my work as being inspired by the historical
significance of the landscape and the universality of the human condition in
relation to environment. I am driven by my curiosity and inquisitive eagerness
to investigate and chronicle narratives that involve the presence of animals
for role play while incorporating architectural facades and construction
elements.

These narratives can draw attention to many different
topics, that can be interpreted in any way the viewer connects or might feel
detached from the work. I want to evoke emotion and awareness of the
individual to confront the issue of how
art functions within a particular set of social and cultural patterns,
historical perspectives, and belief/faith systems, while maintaining a sense of
humor and humility.

Rodriguez’s work has been featured in solo and group
exhibitions nationally and internationally at university/college galleries and
art venues such as:

The Education Centre Grass Hill at Europos Parkas (Vilnius,
Lithuania) and Europos Parkas Outdoor Sculpture Park (Lithuania); Tapier
Gallery (Berlin, Germany); Kemijarvi Sculpture and Cultural Foundation,
(Kemijarvi, Finland); Michigan Institute for Contemporary Art Gallery (Lansing,
Michigan); Albany Institute of History and Art (Albany, New York); Atrium
Gallery at Union College (Schenectady, New York); Yates Gallery at Siena
College (Albany, New York); Charles W. and Norman Carroll Gallery, Marshall
University (Huntington, WV); Kreft Gallery at Conc ... view more »

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