via ARTFIXdaily, on the new works by Robert Walker at Heather James Fine Art,

Approaching painting as a sculptor, Walker’s new work combines the usage of intricate bas-relief surfaces produced from multi-layers of segmented paint that are fused together, producing multi-colored images and topographical surface areas.  Walker has long been a student of Buddhism and his abstract compositions are variations of traditional images used in Buddhist illustration.

Walker’s drawings are essentially non-traditional in the use of materials and include a series of what he calls “Hard Drawings” which are variations and meanderings on the mandala.

Read the whole piece here.

Mothership
Robert Walker, “Mothership”, 2010, carved acrylic on wood panel, 62 x 70 x 2 1/4 in
Robert Walker, “Hard Drawing: Orange Burst”, 2010, ink, fabric and resin on wood panel, 12 x 10 x 1 1/2 in.

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