Brahmi Sardar-Warich
SCULPTURES
I believe it was Henri Matisse who said that sculpture was simply painting with form instead of color. In reflecting upon my transition from the two-dimensional world of painting to the three-dimensional world of sculpture I can see this truth.
In much the same vein as Matisse, my sculptural explorations came out of a desire to move beyond the confines of the canvas into a more tactile medium. My initial efforts were focused on wood and mixed-media assemblage works in which the theme sometimes informed the shapes I used. In other instances, it was the shapes that informed the theme and gesture of the final piece.
As in painting, color still played a vital role in the final work; however it was the different viewpoints afforded by sculpture that provided me with the overall visual structure. My sculptures have ranged from interpretations of ethnic cultures to other works driven by my own inspiration.
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