This show transcends corporeal likeness to express deeper truths about the human condition. It is a show about grief and suffering. One look at the tortured countenance of Steve Burns confirms that the artist has drunk deeply from the cup of life. His work shall endure and inspire future generations. By abandoning representationalism, Steve is free to express himself with pure form.
Specific interpretation gives way to a more visceral response.
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