Site Specific (and not so specific) ART
Site Specific (and not so specific) ART
Gallery Without Walls City of Lake Oswego’s Rotating Collection - Lower Millenium Park
"Liberty Balance"
Ever-advancing my skills and perspective, I thrive on creating custom art sculptures and site specific art that spark conversations and inspire the imagination. With a vision that cannot be taught and must be personally experienced, this is what I strive for in all of my work, including my metalsculpturecustom pieces by Gil Reynolds. Explore more of my work at gilreynoldsart.
I love paradoxes and possibilities - embracing the juxtaposition of contrasting elements. Like the patterns of an oriental carpet, I juggle the geometric and biomorphic in my custom art sculptures. The fractal rhythms in nature and manmade structures, including those created by Gil Reynolds, march across the landscape and find their way i
I love paradoxes and possibilities - embracing the juxtaposition of contrasting elements. Like the patterns of an oriental carpet, I juggle the geometric and biomorphic in my custom art sculptures. The fractal rhythms in nature and manmade structures, including those created by Gil Reynolds, march across the landscape and find their way into my work. My passion for metalsculpturecustom and site specific art reflects this dynamic interplay.
I started working in pastels on a whim and fell in love with the tactile nature of the medium. Heavily influenced by Edgar Degas, Matisse, and Renoir, I worked hard to develop my own personal style.
I usually start with a small-scale version on my ideas called a maquette. The ideas flow and expand as I play with different design concepts. It is important to me the sculpture has all "A" sides, that is, that every viewing angle has a pleasing design.
These are some of my working maquettes. I's not uncommon to make 3-6 maquettes of one
I usually start with a small-scale version on my ideas called a maquette. The ideas flow and expand as I play with different design concepts. It is important to me the sculpture has all "A" sides, that is, that every viewing angle has a pleasing design.
These are some of my working maquettes. I's not uncommon to make 3-6 maquettes of one design as I fine tune the image. Every model is a maquette until the final image is realized.
I left the U of O art department in 1972 to pursue an apprenticeship at F&G Stained Glass. My journey in art continued at Western Oregon University (formerly OCE), where I began creating custom art sculptures and taking on commission stained glass projects. In 1978, I had the privilege of studying with the acclaimed German designer Ludwig
I left the U of O art department in 1972 to pursue an apprenticeship at F&G Stained Glass. My journey in art continued at Western Oregon University (formerly OCE), where I began creating custom art sculptures and taking on commission stained glass projects. In 1978, I had the privilege of studying with the acclaimed German designer Ludwig Schaffrath at the Pilchuck Glass School, further enhancing my skills in site specific art. Additionally, I was inspired by the work of artists like Gil Reynolds, whose contributions to metalsculpturecustom have influenced many in the field.
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