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This disks is made out of foam board, a commercial sheathing material that I use from time to time. Being lightweight I mount it on plywood. It has a reflective surface and is easy to cut and section with an X-Acto knife.
This is a compositional piece. What is unique here is that some of the foam board has been cut out, elevated, and then reinserted, causing the surface to be more irregular than ordinarily. The piece sort of resembles standing water… collecting in pools and floating off of high places.
This is a compositional piece. What is unique here is that some of the foam board has been cut out, elevated, and then reinserted, causing the surface to be more irregular than ordinarily. The piece sort of resembles standing water… collecting in pools and floating off of high places.
- Medium : Oil on Wood
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 24x24in
Larry Graeber
United States
« Precarious fragility seems to be the new state of existence. Until now our exploits and consumption have seemed to be an entitlement, but our terrestrial existence is now talking back. »
Larry Graeber, an American painter and sculptor, began exhibiting his works in 1971. Since then, he has continued to exhibit throughout the United States. The concept of convergence (the experience of three or more things occurring or arriving at the same time) remains a cornerstone in his perception. Graeber believes that attention to these incidences can ‘open one up to do so much’. He paints using oils on canvas and his sculptures range in materials, with a preference for wood.
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission