Angular insight
ACAI Gallery & Studios
“Shiny Happy People Meet Their End” by Randy Won; enamel, fabric, string, staples, wood, nails; 2016.
Randy Won likes to makes messes. At least that what he says in his artist statement. The Sacramento-based sculptor also likes to experiment with all types of media and everyday objects to create an experience, and maybe even some insight.
Won studied architecture as a graduate student, so seeing him churn out structural work is a natural extension. His current show at ACAI Gallery & Studios, Seeing, Thinking, Making, includes angular shapes with precise lines being offset by organic forms.
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