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Brent’s
current body of sculptural works challenges our notions of what furniture
is supposed to be; each piece meets its utilitarian obligations, but
dares to be far more. Indeed, his visual misdirection – the trompe
l’oeil of wood appearing as stone, bamboo, or bone – engages
us more deeply, forcing us to really view the piece as sculpture. Even
the more traditional forms (buffet, bar) illustrate this transition,
and are treated with a more graceful, painterly composition as a counterpoint
to their anthropomorphic elements.
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- ![]() ARTIST STATEMENT: A desire for better understanding of energies, emotions and events in and around my life compels me to make sculpture and furniture. These inspirations may range from particular sexual/personal energy, an emotion or response, a particular happening (past, present or imagined) as well as a real or imagined place/space. Through an open creative process, which includes many drawings, I hope the work will develop personality and uniqueness associated with, but not limited to the energies, emotions and events that inspired its conception. At the same time, I want to jog similar circuits in those that view and use my pieces. The manipulation of humor, awkward form relationships, introduction of real or implied function and the use of color are in response to my existence. These form and color relationships help me to celebrate humor as a strong elixir; it heals more information about Brent Skidmore & available inventory |
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