Constructivist Within the Gleaming 2008 36x24

Year2008

Hand SignedLower Right in Indelible Marker 

Condition Excellent 

Not FramedArtist Preference 

Purchased fromArtist 2010 

Story / Additional InfoThis particular series of artworks numbers roughly 12, all of which are a result of the confluence between sculpture, holography, and painting. The series followed the artist invitation to appear and attendance at Art Futura in Seville and two years later in Barcelona. 

Certificate of AuthenticityArt Brokerage 

LID155376

Alexander - United Kingdom

Art Brokerage: Alexander British Artist: b. 1927. Alexander is a British artist, born February 23, 1927 in Westminster, London. Over a career spanning more than a half-century, Alexander (who goes solely by that moniker) has produced his art on three continents, in several styles and mindsets, and in disciplines ranging from sculpting, bronze casting, oil on canvas, holography, and other technically and aesthetically cutting-edge, even futuristic formats. His 33' high, Great Tower at Rutland Waters in Leicestershire, England was, at the time of its installation, thern largest bronze sculpture in the world. Along with creating the world's largest and most "mind boggling" holographic* artworks, in 1986 Alexander created, produced, and scored what would be the world's first holographic movie that could be viewed without the use ofrnanaglyph or polarized 3D glasses. Throughout his career Alexander combined disparate media in an often-disparate manner. His works arern at once jarring in their confluence of what were prior mutually exclusive techniques and reassuring in their graceful (if deliberatelyrn not seamless) conflation of such techniques. Despite his historical roots in European abstraction and clear allegiance to its high-modernist values, Alexander has pushed at the contemporary boundaries of art for the bulk of his career. His work is constantly in question. He has been deemed a neo-expressionist* who works either at or beyond the leading edge of the conceptual*. In this respect, he has confounded the expectations of an audience that characteristically fears the new and the different even as it professes to seek exactly that. Listings wanted.