Jim Holyoak says his drawings are omens of the monstrous; "They belong to a series of human/non-human hybrids, imprinted with my skin."
The pieces were shown by Galerie Donald Browne (372 rue Ste-Catherine Ouest, ch. 528 Montréal).
Holyoak uses his body to begin these (mostly) large pieces of creatures. His body makes the initial forms and then he augments them. Even after reading the literature on the process it still isn't terribly clear precisely what the process IS. But it doesn't matter. The pieces are striking--especially seen as a group.
The Galerie Donald Brown booth is one of the most striking (and crowd-gathering) at Expo Chicago, even in the far corner.
The pieces were shown by Galerie Donald Browne (372 rue Ste-Catherine Ouest, ch. 528 Montréal).
Holyoak uses his body to begin these (mostly) large pieces of creatures. His body makes the initial forms and then he augments them. Even after reading the literature on the process it still isn't terribly clear precisely what the process IS. But it doesn't matter. The pieces are striking--especially seen as a group.
The Galerie Donald Brown booth is one of the most striking (and crowd-gathering) at Expo Chicago, even in the far corner.
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