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Robin Kingsburgh

Robin Kingsburgh is a trained astronomer (Ph.D. in Astronomy, 1992, University College London). Her artistic education comes from studies at the University of Toronto, as well as in the U.K. and France, and has paralleled her scientific development. She currently teaches various Natural Science courses at York University, Toronto. Her scientific background influences her artwork in an indirect, subconscious way, where she employs geometric motifs as a frequent theme. She has longstanding interests in the intersections of art, science and education. A member of the Ontario Society of Artists, she is also a member of Propeller Gallery, where she shows her artwork on a regular basis.

Artist Statement: My work takes inspiration from geometry. For me the square and the circle are starting points. And ending points. The square, defined by the horizontal and the vertical: it’s all you need. The circle: a snake biting its tail; the beginning and end; the still point. Geometric archetypes. But there is no perfect circle; there is no perfect square. The beauty of Pythagoras is within our minds. Rendered by the human hand, the square becomes imperfect, and becomes a part of the human world – where imperfection reigns. The rhythm of imperfection is beauty, where order and chaos dance, and sometimes balance.

Methods of Parallax: Works by Robin Kingsburgh and David Griffin
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Review by Shannon Foskett
published in the Peripheral Review, August 6, 2020


Website: www.robinkingsburgh.com
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