Series (6 Copper)

Bill Walton

Series (6 Copper), 199015 x 15 x 11cmSign in to view price
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plywood, plaster, steel discsSweetwater
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This contemporary artwork features a simple, minimalist design with a wooden panel and a white box containing a stack of black discs. The composition emphasizes clean lines, geometric shapes, and contrasting textures between the wood and the disc materials. The artist likely aims to explore the interplay of form, function, and materiality, inviting the viewer to contemplate the relationship between the utilitarian and the artistic. The sparse, understated style reflects a modernist aesthetic sensibility, highlighting the beauty in the essential elements of the design. ...

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Series (6 Copper)
Artist
Bill Walton
B.1931

Bill Walton (1931-2010) was a multidisciplinary artist who created work in various mediums, including printmaking, sculpture, painting, and poetry, and was known as a subtle master. He often used materials that were not immediately recognizable, such as copper, lead, or iron, to create sculptures that looked like wood. He began making art in the mid-1950s, and was heavily influenced by the Neo-Dada movement, which emphasized the use of found materials and assemblage techniques. His sculptures often had a minimalist aesthetic, and were known for their subtle compositions that portrayed the American landscape, depicting small towns, rivers, streets, and the people closest to him. Walton’s works were tender like a memorial to people and places, which often reflected on the passage of time and the transformation of materials, such as in his Wisteria Series, which was made from a tree from his second wife's yard, and the Sweet Lou & Marie series, named after his friends. He did not date his work as he believed that the pieces were never truly finished. ...

Bill Walton: Artworks
Series (6 Copper)
Bill Walton
Series (6 Copper), 1990
15 x 15 x 11cm
Spring Crate
Bill Walton
Spring Crate, 1990
15 x 22 x 40cm
Sweetwater
Gallery
Sweetwater
Berlin

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