Artist Information:
Aurora Robson
Brooklyn, NY
United States
Member Since: May 2004
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Artist Statement:
The forms in my current body
of work are derivative of
nightmares I had as child,
wherein I was chased through
tangled & knotted chaotic
landscapes by misshapen blobs.
Subjugating the negative
aspects of these nightmare
memories by transforming them
into positive harmonious
images serves as a practice
that I apply conceptually to
all my work.
Making discarded plastic
sculptures applies my modus
operandi on an additional
level -- I am constantly
finding unwanted, unloved,
scary, ugly, dirty, or somehow
negatively charged objects to
transform in my surroundings.
I ask myself what to do with
all this garbage, all this
chaos, all this messy stuff
that nobody seems to love or
care for.
Passage, slippage & movement,
as they pertain to the
learning process in
particular, also fascinate me.
I think of learning as passing
through a membrane into
seemingly unexplored territory
and becoming reacquainted with
it. We are either literally or
figuratively required to move
about in order to learn. We
must constantly shift our
perspectives in order to grasp
the entirety of any situation.
In my work, I aim to suggest
that we not only move, but
dance, shake, wiggle, float,
run, jump, leap, and actively
explore while engaged in this
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Aurora Robson's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Aurora Robson's Portfolio. Browse Robson's body of work: The forms in my current body of work are derivative of nightmares I had as child, wherein I was chased through tangled & knotted chaotic landscapes by misshapen blobs. Subjugating the negative aspects of these nightmare memories by transforming them into positive harmonious images serves as a practice that I apply conceptually to all my work.
Making discarded plastic sculptures applies my modus operandi on an additional level -- I am constantly finding unwanted, unloved, scary, ugly, dirty, or somehow negatively charged objects to transform in my surroundings. I ask myself what to do with all this garbage, all this chaos, all ... |
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The Rubicon, 2005
Undefined Medium,
18 x 24 X 16 inches
Availability: Sold
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The Sentinel, 2004
Other Sculpture,
36 x 36 X 36 inches
Price: US$ 3500
€: 2235
UK £: 1732
¥en: 347641
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Celestial Soup, 2004
Oil Painting,
48 x 48 X 2 inches
Availability: Sold
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Chlorella, 2005
Other Sculpture,
20 x 18 X 36 inches
Availability: Sold
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