With a lifelong passion for surfing and the sea, James Rogers’ work engages with the rhythms and building blocks of life, reflecting on gravity, on organic structure, on movement and pattern. He leads us to experience the reciprocal relationships between parts and wholes, with forms which are crafted from sturdy materials but seem captured in their natural, active state. ‘Tunnelvision’ surveys the past decade of the contemporary sculptor’s practice.
James Rogers, Poseidon, 2008, painted timber, 148 x 84 x 63cm. Courtesy the artist, Nanda/Hobbs Gallery, Sydney and ANU Drill Hall Gallery, Australian Capital Territory
ANU Drill Hall Gallery
31 July to 27 September 2020
Australian Capital Territory
