JOHN GREER
JOHN GREER

Double Lie, 2009

Painted Fibreglass, 125” x 30” x 16” (317cm x 76cm x 41cm)

 

Not so different then much of our constructed environment. This sculptural form of a feather is much larger then life. It is lying on the floor, having the visual look and corresponding visual weight of cast iron. The truth of the matter is Polyester Resin and Fiberglass, not feather-light, but much lighter then iron. A lying double lie in repose on the floor.

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Image by Gail Skoff for the podcast episode: 

JOHN GREER

ART IS A LANGUAGE 

John's retroActive book is life size.
National Gallery of Canada : THE PROUST QUESTIONNAIRE Image by Gail Skoff.

Res Ipsa Loquitur! ... is a good example of John Greer's conceptual approach to the art of stone carving. Things speak for themselves. Look around the corner: Res Ipsa Loquitur! , 2005 - 2009

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