Familiar Anomalies

In Mark Greenwalt’s, "Familiar Anomalies", his non-deterministic figures, through frequent cycles of forming, deforming, and reforming, evolve on drawing surfaces parallel to the greater world in which nature and culture increasingly fuse in wonderful and terrifying ways. Greenwalt states, “I am simply reorganizing forms until some symbolic potential is suggested”. Free from context and ethics, Greenwalt explores facial asymmetries and drifting proportions combined with a classical lighting applied until the forms swell with sculptural volume.