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Stephen Hogbin
(England, born 1942)

“Investigating fragments has been central to my work for many years. Referred to as 'Fragmentals' the inquiry looks at objects or subjects in isolation and in combination. Only part of the original may be used. For example, a cylindrical form is cut then reconfigured into an unexpected order isolating it from similar objects or having been cut only part of the original form is presented. 'Fragmentals' are not bound by geometry, rather the freedom to think of objects as the raw material for formal and conceptual exploration, reconfiguration and reassembly. We all experience fragmentation to varying degrees in contemporary living. What do we make of it and how does it emerge in the artists work?"
   

Petal Cut Bowl
Petal Cut Bowl, 1996
Ash wood, acrylic paint and urethane finish | 7.5" h x 10" w x 10" d
1200.
Provenance: The Lipton Collection

Featured in "The Cutting Edge: Contemporary Wood Art and The Lipton Collection" exhibition, August 13 - September 18, 2011.

Stephen Hogbin was trained as an artist at the Royal College of Art in England and works in Ontario, Canada. He works in wood, bronze, and stone, and has produced large installation sculptures and small turned vessels.

 

The Cutting Edge: Contemporary Wood Art and The Lipton Collection

This artist is featured in the book, The Cutting Edge:
Contemporary Wood Art and The Lipton Collection

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