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Figurative

Johns' figurative pieces began to appear around nineteen eighty eight. He wanted to develop his work in new directions. Remaining in one area of development which has brought success is too safe an approach for a sculptor. He has been particularly interested in developing a sense of figuration which feels Australian. To achieve this Johns has drawn on many sources including the Australian landscape, Australian Aboriginal Art, European figurative sculpture and my own drawing practice. The notion of hybridity in these forms attracts Johns – it also reflects the cultural forces, old and new, which shape this place.

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Shedding Figure

2008, corten steel, 225x37x38cm, Palmer Sculpture Landscape, South Australia

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Returning Figure

2005, corten steel, 650cm high, Dario de Ibiza Collection, Ibitha, Spain

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Returning Figures

2005, corten steel, stainless steel, 11 pieces 210 to 650cm high,
Collection: Dario de Ibiza, Spain

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The Story Tellas

Australian Galleries Exhibition, 2017, Melbourne, Victoria 

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Seeing the land, Feeling the Land (Metamorphic)

2004, corten steel, 4 pieces, each 255x1285x40cm, Palmer Sculpture Landscape, South Australia

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Floating Figure

1993, corten steel, 390cm high, Palmer Sculpture Landscape, South Australia

© 2022 Greg Johns Sculpture

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