What You Bump Into

“Sculpture is ...”


The reality being that despite sculpture’s penchant for taking up space, our world would be a less interesting place if everything were just two-dimensional – including us. We have brains built for a 3-D environment, and whatever we look at that is 2-D we try to interpret as 3. Excuse me, Mr. Newman, but which is in what’s way?

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My Sculpture

Preview

My Thoughts


I have bumped into my own work in various ways: literally tripping over it as it blocks my movement through space in my overcrowded house; bumping into it in a figurative way, over time, learning to see it with new eyes – revisiting and getting reacquainted with my own thinking; and the big bump – as in bump in the road – as an artist having a critical dialogue with one’s oeuvre and questioning one’s direction, especially during a hiatus or road block.


I am hoping, also, that you, out there, will bump into my work, too, since this is some kind of gallery for viewing and assessing – for you and for me.


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LINKS

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Contents:

My life as a woodcarver

Objects and others

Objectification

Everything goes

Illumination

About me


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