Robin Peck : Sculpture
The artist and authors address Peck’s pet themes of whiteness, plaster, crystals, ancient art, ruins, fragmentation and complexity. Brewer claims that viewing Peck’s politically distasteful sculpture leads to an examination of its barbaric politics and the contemplation of horror. For Kliner, the reoccurrence of essentialist form in the work is complicated by traces of idiosyncratic distortion, both artist’s and viewer’s. Biographical notes. 30 bibl. ref.