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Through his captivating glass constructions, John Paul Robinson poetically creates “a set of metaphorical symbols” that describe his experiences of life. By studying the flight of a bird, the cycles of the moon or the power of a storm, he feels a deep connection to something much larger than himself. His work explores the connection of natural phenomena to the subconscious, and strives to describe the “relationships between the known and the unknowable.”
Selected Permanent Collections
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