Neal Wilkinson is a multi-media artist working in theater and visual arts based in New York. He creates work that challenges conventional formats, integrating media, divergent disciplines, and rigorous technique to create a transcendent whole.
“Neal Wilkinson's set is exactly right: high-tech but also organic, a design that resists straight lines and geometric shapes. Its surrealism (imagine a modest, cut-rate creation by Gaudi) matches the dreamlike style.”
— Jason Zinoman, The New York Times | For "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?"
“Neal Wilkinson’s set design, meanwhile, is a marvel. Once again it is apparently minimal at first, but conceals huge complexities making the vision come true.”
— Hugh Simpson, All Edinburgh Theatre | For "Hangtime"
““In the center of the room—dominating the space—stood a striking 14-foot-wide model of the Capitol, surrounded by grounds that were meticulously re-created... Neal Wilkinson…pored over hours of Jan. 6 footage to get the details right.”
— Karla Adam, The Washington Post | For "Fight for America!"
