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Once, it was said that Contemporary Art had to break away from the confines of a precise and defined aesthetic. It had to dare, provoke, astonish, and disorient the viewer.
Today, this belief still holds, but subtly, there’s a sense that something has changed.
The “challenge” each artist faces seems at times to be well-defined by a geometric scheme of ideas and visions. There appears to be a preconceived notion, an unwritten rule, something rigid that imposes limits or boundaries on an artist’s vision. This obstacle is generally only overcome in the creation of sculptures.

Certainly, throughout …