Ennis R. Hodgson

Ennis R. Hodgson is a collage-based printmaker based in Silver Spring, Maryland whose practicemoves through printmaking,sound, memory, and spiritual response. Drawing from black musical traditions, Hodgson uses collage and layered visual language to explore how sound carries emotional, cultural, and ancestral resonance.

A graduate of the Corcoran School of Arts & Design at George Washington University and Morgan State University, Hodgson developed his printmaking practice at Pyramid Atlantic Art Center in Hyattsville, Maryland. Across exhibitions and collaborative projects, his work examines the relationship between rhythm, abstraction, and spiritual embodiment.

During the performance evening STROKE, Hodgson contributes to a program centered on sound, interruption, and re-learning, where performance emerges as a space for gesture, listening, and transformation.

Photo & Bio courtesy of the artist.