Eliot Greenwald is a self taught artist currently based in Ashfield, Massachusetts. Greenwald is prominently known for his Night Car series, which depicts deceptively simple compositions of sci-fi, psychedelic Americana landscapes of a car in motion, yet suspended in time. Crafted by hand, the amorphous shape of his artworks adds to the surreal nature of his subject matter, giving them the appearance of a cartoon-like dream bubble. Through painting, sculpture, and assemblage, Greenwald utilizes a highly saturated color palette to emphasize the uncertainty of time and explore the spiritual force of objects.
Greenwald's artistic practice blends comical futurism with an underlying residue of static energy; one dedicated to an individual quest of traveling without meeting a destination. His artworks find resonance with shows like “The Twilight Zone” and “Black Mirror,” where the use of the sci-fi genre critiques societal fears of the postmodern, existentialist self in the age of technology and escapism.



