In archaeology, the word glyph refers to an engraved line, a carving. G. W. Bot diverts the original meaning of the term to give the elements that punctuate the Australian bush a truth of their own. This landscape is beautiful, bare, familiar yet elusive, mysterious, and indecipherable. For the artist, it represents a metaphor for life: we try to understand it, but it remains profoundly mysterious. The three components of this work can be placed in an infinite number of positions.
G. W. BOT
Igneous Glyphs , 2009
Art : Western
Origine : Canberra
Dimensions : 23 x 30 x 3 cm
Medium : Bronze
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N° : 2162
