Rob J Phillips

I’m a multidisciplinary new media artist based in Dallas, with roots in New York City. My work fuses minimalist sculpture, digital processes, and video montage to explore themes of identity, systemic subversion, and the geometry of human presence. At the core of my practice is the Metahūm—a metaphysical abstraction of the human form expressed as a pyramid. I see the pyramid as a symbol of inherent strength, value, and stability—qualities I believe every person possesses. But when inverted, that same form reflects how systems of power can subvert and destabilize what should be intrinsic and whole.

I hold a BFA Degree in Commercial Photography from Texas A&M Commerce, and a multidisciplinary MFA Degree from East Texas A&M.