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Size: 22.5" x 48" x 8"

Recon: self defined as "Reconsideration(s) and reconnaissance (and/or "reconning") - I.E. reconsider, reconstruct, recreate, and recon...on Feb 16, 2018, the artist commenced the reconsideration of earlier sculptures. With the passage of time, he was/is not happy with them. In turn, created changed pieces you see today.

A Word From the Artist, directly from his self published Art Inventory Volumes:

I am not a formally trained artist committed to earning my living from the making of art. I am a recycler. I desire only to use up stuff lying around; stuff I've accumulated and save throughout my working life. I am self-taught. I am an outlier and a recluse. Within the contemporary world of postmodern art and academia, I'd be looked upon as a relic of times passed. And if I am indeed a relic, it is due to my admiration for all of those Modern artists who pushed the envelope between the years 1900-1970.

I am an unabashed rock n' roller. I feel at home with punk-ass rock n' roll and its funky roadhouse cousins when I create art. I've been attracted to the idea of making art since high school int he 1950s. But, I've never aspired to formally study art or art theory or to be an artist, per se. I've only ever aspired to live out my personal vision of a romantic life, work hard, experience the wilder world, and make art when I am able.

 

A.D.S. (After David Smith) - Sculpture #190 - Original Artwork by Bill Graber

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Size: 22.5" x 48" x 8"

Recon: self defined as "Reconsideration(s) and reconnaissance (and/or "reconning") - I.E. reconsider, reconstruct, recreate, and recon...on Feb 16, 2018, the artist commenced the reconsideration of earlier sculptures. With the passage of time, he was/is not happy with them. In turn, created changed pieces you see today.

A Word From the Artist, directly from his self published Art Inventory Volumes:

I am not a formally trained artist committed to earning my living from the making of art. I am a recycler. I desire only to use up stuff lying around; stuff I've accumulated and save throughout my working life. I am self-taught. I am an outlier and a recluse. Within the contemporary world of postmodern art and academia, I'd be looked upon as a relic of times passed. And if I am indeed a relic, it is due to my admiration for all of those Modern artists who pushed the envelope between the years 1900-1970.

I am an unabashed rock n' roller. I feel at home with punk-ass rock n' roll and its funky roadhouse cousins when I create art. I've been attracted to the idea of making art since high school int he 1950s. But, I've never aspired to formally study art or art theory or to be an artist, per se. I've only ever aspired to live out my personal vision of a romantic life, work hard, experience the wilder world, and make art when I am able.