Contact: Terry Glispin
386-9207
tglispin@msn.com
October 14, 2000
through November 25, 2000
Opening Reception: Saturday,
October 14, 7:00 to 9:00 PM
Fugitive Art Center presents the sculpture of Bethany Springer.
Ms. Springer's work explores the interaction of light and
material and its effect on visual perception, specifically
how light reflects, distorts, or expands materials and their
surroundings. "Often, I juxtapose the weightlessness that
light suggests with gravity-oriented, heavy objects. For
instance, one material I work with is flexible transparent
plastic in which I heat-seal colored liquids. The plastic
pouch filled with liquid appears weightless through the
reflection of light; however, the transparent liquid in
reality is quite heavy. I choose to utilize simple materials
to convey a sense of clarity." This exhibit includes
sculpture installations and a film, Vehicle.
Ms. Springer is in the M.F.A. program at the University of Georgia, Athens. Her work has been shown in Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia, and Texas.