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Evan Penny
Evan Penny was born in South Africa in 1953. He currently lives and works in Toronto, Canada. In 1978 Penny graduated from Alberta College of Art and Design and received a post-graduate degree in sculpture.
Evan Penny makes sculptures of human forms out of silicone, pigment, hair and aluminium. His pieces range from the almost precisely lifelike, to the blurred or stretched. Penny says one of his interests “is to situate the sculptures perceptually between the way we might see each other in real time and space and the way we imagine our equivalent in a photographic representation.”〔(Sperone Westwater Press Release, . "Evan Penny: No - One In Particular ." Sperone Westwater. N.p., 9 Sep- 29 Oct 2005 . Web. 10 Aug 2010 )〕 Though his creations are lifelike, Penny believes that “the real can't be represented or symbolized,”〔( Enright, Robert, and Meeka Walsh. "The Artful Doubter." Border Crossings. 98 (2006): pp. cover, 24-39 . Print. )〕 leaving everything to be a representation.
== Early Works ==
Evan Penny’s early works include sculptures, as well as digital photographs. Penny sculptures go beyond the concept of photorealism in three-dimensional space. In his early figural sculptures, Penny stays true to an undistorted, classical human form, although the scale is typically smaller than life-size. One of the most notable pieces from this group is ''Ali'' (1984); a full-figure nude of a young woman. The sculpture is hyper-articulated, and Penny renders every inch of the woman’s body in great detail. The result is an uncanny and surreal effect. Penny’s early figurative sculptures were brought together in ''Absolutely Unreal'', a major survey of the artist’s work that traveled to the (Museum London in London, Ontario ), the Mendel Art Gallery in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and the Glenbow Museum in Calgary, Alberta (2003–2006).
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