KALEID Gallery is proud to present:
“Very Machine” by resident artist Uriel Kaminitz

 The forces of corporate domination seep into every crevice and airway. Everyone everywhere is a brand because everyone everywhere can be seen all the time. Where can humanity go from here? The machine is taking over, but is the machine an outside force or a reflection?

Artist’s Reception: First Friday, October 3rd 5pm–9pm (First Fridays ArtWalk)
Solo Exhibition: October 3 – 31, 2025

About the Artist:
Uriel (b. 2002) is a young artist who has been living in the Bay Area since 2010. In his work, Uriel explores the ideas of humanity in isolation, the metaphysical locations the mind transports its subjects to, and the effects of corporate monarchy on nature—all wrapped in a blanket of absurdity. In painting, he aims to represent his subjects in a musical rhythm through use of composition and vibrant color. His biggest artistic inspirations are Jimi Hendrix, Miles Davis, and Hunter S. Thompson.

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Gallery hours:
Thursdays–*Fridays 12pm–7pm, Saturdays 12pm-5pm and *First Fridays 5pm–9pm.
Free admission.

KALEID Gallery
320 S. 1st St.
SoFA District, downtown San Jose
info@kaleidgallery.com