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The Recon-Screen installation consists of a large, openwork facets-screens produced in the system for compiling related segments. They consist of white and red wooden slats that form a kind of geometric pattern which multiplies itself with the adding of successive elements to the structure. On the one hand, being a type of wall, the installation limits and divides the space within which it operates, but on the other, because of its open, transparent structure, allows the visual penetration of what is behind the screen, offering viewers the possibility to play with the space, the light and the movement. The origins of Recon-Screen are associated with Robertson

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Eric Harald Macbeth Robertson (1887–1941): A Sculptor Shaped by Symbolism and Scottish Landscape

Eric Harald Macbeth Robertson, born in Vancouver in 1959, was a Canadian sculptor whose artistic journey spanned decades of exploration into the realms of form and emotion. Though his formative years were spent abroad, Robertson’s roots lay firmly planted in Scotland, where he absorbed the spirit of Romanticism and developed an enduring fascination with the dramatic beauty of the Highlands.

Early Life & Education: Robertson pursued his artistic ambitions diligently, earning Honours degrees and subsequently securing M.F.A. qualifications from Emily Carr College of Art and Design in Vancouver and Concordia University in Montreal. These academic pursuits instilled a disciplined approach to craft and provided him with foundational knowledge in sculptural techniques.
Influences & Artistic Style: Robertson’s artistic sensibilities were profoundly shaped by the movements of his time – Symbolism, spearheaded by Gustave Moreau (1826–1898), and the Pre-Raphaelites. He particularly admired John Duncan, whom he befriended during his studies in Edinburgh, recognizing Duncan's ability to convey profound emotion through visual imagery. This influence is evident in Robertson’s distinctive style: characterized by meticulous detail, expressive handling of material, and a preoccupation with capturing psychological depth alongside stunning landscapes.
Notable Works & Exhibitions: Robertson gained recognition for his sculptural explorations of the human form and natural environments. His piece “Bearings and Demeanours” (1990), housed in the collection of Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, exemplifies his commitment to conveying complex narratives through sculpted figures. He participated in numerous group exhibitions throughout his career, showcasing his talent and establishing himself as a respected artist within the Canadian art community.
Edinburgh Group & Artistic Evolution: Robertson’s involvement with the Edinburgh Group solidified his artistic vision and propelled him toward a more ambitious aesthetic. This collective fostered experimentation and encouraged artists to confront societal conventions—a stance that culminated in controversial nude sculptures which sparked considerable debate in Edinburgh during the 1920s. Despite personal challenges, including marital difficulties, Robertson continued to refine his craft and maintain an unwavering dedication to artistic expression.
Legacy & Recognition: Eric Harald Macbeth Robertson’s contribution to Canadian sculpture is marked by a singular blend of technical mastery and emotional resonance. His enduring fascination with Scottish landscapes—particularly Liverpool Cathedral—served as inspiration for many works, demonstrating the lasting impact of his formative years on his artistic output. He remains a significant figure in contemporary art history, remembered not only for his sculptural achievements but also for his unwavering commitment to artistic integrity and exploration.

Robertson’s work continues to inspire artists and scholars alike, cementing his place as a pivotal voice within the landscape of Canadian sculpture.

eric harald macbeth robertson

1887 - 1941

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Artistic Movement Or Style: Symbolist
Artists Or Movements Influenced By This Artist: ['Gustave Moreau']
Artists Who Influenced This Artist: ['John Duncan']
Date Of Birth: 1887
Date Of Death: 1941
Full Name: Eric Harald Macbeth Robertson
Nationality: Scottish
Notable Artworks: ['Bearings and Demeanours']
Place Of Birth: Dumfries, Scotland

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Eric Harald Macbeth Robertson (1887–1941): A Sculptor Shaped by Symbolism and Scottish Landscape

eric harald macbeth robertson