The Kim Foster Gallery, New York
Sepetember 9 - October 8, 1994
Purple Root, 1994
Boojam, 1994
Colony I, 1994
From an essay by Robert C. Morgan
Colony II, 1994
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The Kim Foster Gallery, New York Sepetember 9 - October 8, 1994 |
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Purple Root, 1994 |
Matter and spirit are terms that verge on the metaphysical or even the alchemical. Something happens between them. It is a kind of visual/conceptual transformation. All energy occurs on a binary level, and carries its own system of signification... |
Boojam, 1994 |
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Colony I, 1994 |
In the yin-yang of Taoism there is the signification of polar energies
merging together as one. It is a universal symbol, a well-known Jungian
archetype. The opposing energies, symbolized in the yin-yang, are represented
as a sexual union, a centering of forces co-mingling throughout the universe.
The transformation of matter into spirit is directly connected to
Taoist philosophy. It is a philosophy that has some relevance to the
interaction of signs evoked throughout this exhibition.
From an essay by Robert C. Morgan |
Colony II, 1994 |