Working from a garage-like studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Gregory Barsamian creates kinetic sculpture from pieces of fabric, urethane foam, motors, strobe lights, newspapers, and sculpted body parts. He first sketches his ideas on a story board, makes a plaster mold, and then casts them in foam rubber.
He was raised in Skokie, Illinois, where he worked with his father on fix-up projects such as repairing old cars. He studied philosophy at the University of Wisconsin and supported himse (showing 500 of 1121 characters). |
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