Evan Fusco is a thinker based in Chicago, IL. Their work is invested in constructions of reality both socially and metaphysically, engaging a slow reading of the base components to achieve an understanding of things. Graduating from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2019, they currently teach their in the Contemporary Practices department and are a member of the union AICWU. Past writing has been published in Other Forms’ Counter Signals publication, Plates Journal, Caitlin McCann’s In a Car On a Road Going to a Place, and their book Pathologies of the Margin; a study in dissipation was self-published in 2021. Work of their’s has been shown and/or presented at MOCA Cleveland, Apparatus Projects, The Chicago Art Book Fair, Cybertwee Headquarters, and Carroll University. Their publications are in the collections of the Cleveland Museum of Art and the Joan Flash Artist Book Collection at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Recently they self-published a zine titled A series of non-poetic octaves in a monochromatic key written in the beginnings of Saturn’s return thought toward as sculpturally linguistic paintings in 29 parts and have been running a reading series called General Readings underneath the project umbrella of General Things.