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Tag Archives: wood
Chris Hewitt – Fredonia, Wisconsin
Briefly describe the work you do. It’s all about relationships. The mechanics of how the tar paper feather fits to the wood wing. Or how the frame works with the cypress knee pedestal beneath it. In my art, I’m trying … Continue reading
Posted in mixed media, Sculpture
Tagged Interiors, Mixed-Media, sculpture, Wisconsin, wood
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Peter Kenar – Chicago, Illinois
Briefly describe the work you do. Generally my work tends to be object and installation based. Shifting between two modes of composition, I tend to address a heavy subject of ritualistic practice which usually brings a somewhat darker visual outcome. … Continue reading
Kevin Gaines – Dublin, Ireland
Briefly describe the work you do Sculpture for me is a means of giving form to my personal investigation of a core philosophical question: What is this enigma that we call life? All living matter responds to external stimuli and internalises these external … Continue reading
David Rowe – Las Vegas, Nevada
Briefly describe the work you do. I make large wall based sculptures addressing concerns of landscape and environment. They exist somewhere between abstraction and realism. The work is created from widely available materials such as plywood, 2x4s and cardboard. The … Continue reading
Broc Toft – Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Briefly describe the work you do. My current body of work consists of seemingly simple objects that sit on walls and tables awaiting our approach. We move and are moved by the breaking down of our assumptions, which leads to … Continue reading
Kevin Mercer – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Briefly describe the work you do. My recent body of work blends woodworking, painting, printmaking, and other media to recreate a mid-century, science fiction aesthetic. Movie posters, wooden props, and miniature set pieces serve to craft a narrative born from … Continue reading
YK Hong – Brooklyn, New York
Briefly describe the work you do. I combine traditional Korean techniques and mediums with contemporary Western themes to tackle issues of race, migration, anti-oppression, consumption and mindfulness. Tell us a little about your background and how that influences you as … Continue reading
Leon Patchett – Cromarty, Scotland
Briefly describe the work that you do. I produce sculpture made with wood collected from the forest floor, washed up on beaches, and generally from the local environment. This a pragmatic approach that creates an instinctive and intimate relationship between … Continue reading
Ted Lott – Murray, Kentucky
Briefly describe the work you do. I make sculpture that utilizes the tools, techniques and materials of craft and fine woodworking with a historical approach to material culture and design, often incorporating objects or artifacts into an architecturally influenced visual … Continue reading
Jason Ackman – Rushville, Illinois
Briefly describe the work do you do. I create sculpture and installations from reclaimed materials, specifically lumber and clay. Most of the work I create revolves around realistic interpretations of objects that are ordinary, outdated or utilitarian. These objects are rich … Continue reading
Posted in Installation, mixed media, Sculpture
Tagged IL, Installation, reclaimed, Rushville, sculpture, wood
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