Johann Eyfells
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Johann Eyfells

RUBBER COLLAPSION
RUBBER COLLAPSION, mixed media
Examplars (foreground), 1 6 feet x 16 feet x 4 inches
Shrinkage (background), 9 feet x 9 feet x 4 inches

Rubber Collapsions

The large rubber collapsions such as Alluvium have multiple associations. A "skin" whose cratered surface could have formed over eons presents an all-over pattern of pockmarks and organic impressions which celebrates Eyfells' fascination with chaos and randomness. Segments recalls a fossil-like casting of petrified wood, laid out as a slab for the viewer to contemplate.

The paper collapsion, Wbirl, suggests forces responsible for creating tornadoes, hurricanes and galaxies. The stained and encrusted surface has an ancient quality which is reinforced by the eternal icon of a spiral, and like the event horizon formed by material spiraling into a black hole, it is these traces of elements that provide evidence that something momentous has occurred. In the words of the artist, the "indivisible, spaceless and placeless dimensions" are sought. CLOTH COLLAPSIONS, mixed media
Slurred Encounters (left), I 0 feet x 1 0 feet x variable
Botched (center), 8/2 feet x 8/2 feet x variable
Slurred Geometry (right), 8/2 feet x 8/2 feet x variable

CLOTH COLLAPSIONS

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