Graham Bowers

“It feels more comfortable to describe this area of my work as ‘Structures, Sculptures and Danceworks’, a more appropriate description, as they all derive from the same common source of imagination and vision.

Personally I would prefer to simplify the title as ‘Structures’, as I regard any object as a structure, whether it be a microbe, a plant, a tree, a dog, a human, a building, or a sculpture. All structures have movement, and the detection of the magnitude is simply down to the type of measuring equipment used, in the case of danceworks it is down to our eyes. The effects on our receptive senses, and the response to what we see, is what makes us all slightly different, as we are all structures responding to structures.

If the human eye were capable of viewing a living biological cell and witness the complex and orderly day to day activities that it undertakes in response, and in tandem to, the trillions of others that make up the overall structure to which it belongs, then an appreciation of ‘all that is’ would surely be enhanced.”

All Structures and Sculptures illustrated are both public and private commisions, and are at present in private collections and on view in the foyers of Concert Halls and Universities.