Through the lens of historical, contemporary, and speculative visual languages, my work investigates how structures of power and scale are established, entrenched, maintained, and inherited across systems and institutions. I break down the interaction between people and institutions in our society which act without consideration for those who live under them. In unraveling these dynamics, I reveal the function behind the immense structures under which we live.

I think in broad terms, as though I have a birds-eye view of the subject matter. Because I tackle the concepts from such an elevated, conceptual view, my work is a sort of hodge-podge of different viewpoints and approaches. My portfolio encompasses absurd juxtapositions of scale, critique of power, and awe at massive structures. Be it a machine of death, a feat of human ingenuity, an impressive piece of infrastructure, or a natural object that far exceeds our comprehension, I treat every subject with the weight it is, or is not, owed from the human perspective.

Ethan LeRoith is a contemporary artist focused on the dynamics of power and scale.

He has been creating art of some kind for essentially all his life, primarily in illustration or painting. He made the jump to digital 3D in December of 2018. Using free online tutorials and courses, he became acquainted with Blender 3D, and has elevated his work with deep meaning and industry-level polish. In 2021 he pursued additive manufacturing as a medium for artworks, creating and selling miniatures on various eCommerce platforms. Most of his art practice now takes place in the digital 3D medium.

Ethan earned a BFA in Creative Technologies at Virginia Tech. He lives and works in the United States. As the the promotional designer for The Sojourn Audio Drama, he does video production, graphic design, 3D animation, and rendering. He sells production ready digital assets on digital distribution marketplaces, such as FlippedNormals and Fab, as well as physical miniatures via print-on-demand services such as Only-Games.co and 3DP Train.