Untitled 1969

Here we see Fred Eversley's captivating sculpture, made from cast resin. This isn't your typical art material. Resin allows Eversley to manipulate light and color in a unique way. Notice how the curves and angles of the sculpture play with the light, creating shifting patterns of color within the solid form. Eversley achieves this through a meticulous casting and polishing process, building up layers of resin to create the desired effect. It's a time-consuming, highly skilled process that blends the boundaries of art and industrial production. This piece invites us to appreciate the beauty of industrial materials and the skill required to transform them into objects of contemplation, ultimately asking us to reconsider the traditional distinctions between fine art and craft.