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ROBERT FOGELL | Study for Sculpture No 207
Acrylic on Board
27 x 61 cms
10 3/4 x 24 inchesSigned lower left corner
Dated lower right
Using his sculptures as a reference point, Robert Fogell explores the concepts of space and perspective in his contemporary abstract paintings. Fogell creates a great depth to his works through layering, covering and exposing different areas of the canvas.
Robert Fogell initially trained in sculpture conservation under the artist and conservator Paul Giudici. Fogell’s original focus was on classical and modern stone. He carried out restoration work for private and public collections, including the British Museum, the Victoria and Albert Museum, English Heritage, and the National Trust. Having trained at Warwick University, Fogell took a teaching post at Leicester University. Combining art education and his studio practice has formed a rewarding journey for Fogell, who acknowledges a reciprocal relationship between teaching and his own creativity. The crux of Fogell’s work is its simplicity. He explores the interaction of sculptural geometry, symmetry, and proportion in experimentation with positive and negative space. In each sculpture, organic forms converge in an interplay of rhythmic harmony. Building up from small maquettes, Fogell’s works utilise a combination of bronze, stone, steel, and mixed media.
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