Priscilla Fowler Fine Art presentsMICROCOSMIC INTRICACIES:
ITERATIVE RUMINATIONS BY CHARLES LIVINGSTON & ROBERT MIREK MARCH 6 –
MARCH 28, 2020
Please join us in experiencing a selection of artworks by Charles
Livingston and Robert Mirek at the Priscilla Fowler Fine Art Gallery
that explores both intricate microstructures and the potential of
their expansion through drawings, installation, and bas-relief
sculpture. Each artist’s work can be described in philosophical
language, but the viewer’s enjoyment doesn’t require words per se.
It is enough to stand in front of a piece and follow its shapes and
lines and bits of color as if looking at a “Where’s Waldo”
child’s puzzle. These are artworks that will entertain indefinitely
or gently guide one in meditation.
Patterns of lines, shapes, and dots in Charles Livingston’s
Infinite Drawing series are initially anxious but become calming
through its repetition and gentle variation from one impression to the
next. Checking each work by the date it was created (which serves as a
title), you can imagine the painstaking, repetitive process of that
day, created entirely in pen and ink. The sheer number of lines and
points seem incalculable. This introspective erraticism also emerges
in a site-specific installation, made of twine, and of tar; the
materials have a more dimensional and odorous presence than the
drawings. Together, Livingston’s works show us how he forms
experience and memory from an array of single instances.
Robert Mirek’s sculptural forms investigate the connectivity of
organic forms, manipulating materials until they are recognizable only
in their new states. His Seeds, Comets and Shuttlecocks s eries
are manifestations of dual compositional elements, implying both
movement and reproduction. You can imagine these unique lifeforms
moving through space at microcellular and celestial scales,
reproducing and forming alien systems on their own. In both his
Threads and Strands series, diatom structures create
unique symmetries and shapes, veins binding and connecting their
foreign anatomies. Each variation on a theme is a new interpretation
of how this emblematic infrastructure has built itself up, a conscious
germination.
OPENING RECEPTION: First Friday, March 6th, 5-11pm and live music
7-10pm featuring Cameron Calloway and Sonia Barcelona
GALLERY OPEN HOURS: Tuesday – Thursday 12 – 6pm; Friday –
Saturday 11 – 8pm; Sunday – Monday 11 – 6pm
Priscilla Fowler Fine Art
1300 S. Main St. #110 Las Vegas, NV 89104 www.priscillafowler.com
719-371-5640
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