Lincoln Austin: Sometimes I like to think I’m a robot

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Andrew Baker Art Dealer

Australian Artist Lincoln Austin investigates the blurred boundaries between Ideal and physical realities.Through geometry, pattern, systems and repetition Lincoln Austin engages with the formality of mathematics, the poetic of metaphor and the potential of material.Austin’s works range in scale and process markedly; from mammoth public art projects through to delicate, intricate constructions.

Image: TYING MYSELF I N KNOTS AGAIN,2017. Huon pine and beeswax 13 × 17 × 13

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