Victor Prebor III crossover sculpture constructs found objects painting contemporary 2D 3D artist photography macro nature, archoitectural architect modern contemporary architecture residence residentual, shipping container, Biomonic Frequencies process evolutiontransfer energy creativity animal portraiture enviromental green green roof rain water collection acrylic oil painting graphite drawings ink drawings wood found objects metal steel Victor Prebor III crossover sculpture constructs found objects painting contemporary 2D 3D artist photography macro nature, archoitectural architect modern contemporary architecture residence residentual, shipping container, Biomonic Frequencies process evolutiontransfer energy creativity animal portraiture enviromental green green roof rain water collection acrylic oil painting graphite drawings ink drawings wood found objects metal steel Victor Prebor III crossover sculpture constructs found objects painting contemporary 2D 3D artist photography macro nature, archoitectural architect modern contemporary architecture residence residentual, shipping container, Biomonic Frequencies process evolutiontransfer energy creativity animal portraiture enviromental green green roof rain water collection acrylic oil painting graphite drawings ink drawings wood found objects metal steel Victor Prebor III crossover sculpture constructs found objects painting contemporary 2D 3D artist photography macro nature, archoitectural architect modern contemporary architecture residence residentual, shipping container, Biomonic Frequencies process evolutiontransfer energy creativity animal portraiture enviromental green green roof rain water collection acrylic oil painting graphite drawings ink drawings wood found objects metal steel
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artist statement
Bimonic Frequencies …the disturbance created by opposing waves of force. My work explores the process of nature being reinvented. A tree – processed into a board then a column, a human representation of the original tree. I see this process not outside of the natural evolutionary process but rather the natural imprint of man’s creativity.
VICTOR PREBOR artist