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Artist Statement:
Greg Mason began working
with found objects during the
1980’s while creating welded
steel sculpture as a pastime
on his farm near Anthony, Ks.
His creative impulses were
fueled primarily by what
happened to be in his scrap
pile at the moment.
From 1991 to 2000 Greg
lived in Santa Fe, NM. During
this time he served as
director of a gallery
specializing in fine art,
antiquities, and rare
manuscripts. This association
broadened his appreciation and
knowledge of fine art and
craft.
Greg now resides in Flagstaff,
Az., where he works out of his
garage, creating functional
(and occasionally
dysfunctional) objects
assembled from the detritus of
American culture.
Stylistically, his creations
run the gamut from
dada/surrealism to a much
sleeker machine age style with
occasional forays into pop.
His creative impulses continue
to be fueled primarily by what
happens to be in his scrap
pile at the moment. Greg’s
scrap pile seems to become
more eccentric with the
passing of time.
Greg (an inveterate collector
of “Wow, this is really neat!”
stuff) is a friend of
second-hand shops and
junkyards across Kansas,
Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico
and Arizona.
Greg’s work can be seen at
Faux...
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