David Eichholtz
Sep 21, 20161 min
HEATHER MCGILL
Taking in the increasingly complex sculptural works of McGill is a battle of contrasts. Surface and ground duke it out, with cool transparent plastic overlaid on a myriad of lush hand-painted color, intricate laser-cut patterns neatly pinned down by hand stitching. A swarm of cultural references, profound and playful, banter about. She brings a new kind of meditation on volume and void, a baroque vision in plastic.
Heather McGill
Three Points for Henry Moore, 2015
Acrylic, paper on linen
24 x 48 "
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