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| A creator of assemblage pieces resembling labyrinthian shapes, Robin Hill is also a professor of art at the University of California, Davis. Of one of her works, untitled, it was written that "From a distance, Hills' sprawling configuration resembled giant, loopy garden hoses." Hill builds from basic units such as small wax balls and paper cup plaster-cast forms.
Eva Hesse (1936-1970) with her assemblages of minimal style and wide variety of unusual materials was a major influence on Hill.
Source:
Edward Gomez, 'From Big Ideas to Abstract Forms', "Art & Antiques", May 2005 |
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