Rosen Outdoor Sculpture Competition & Exhibition
Jonathan Hils, Innate (detail), 2007.Rosen Outdoor Sculpture Competition & Exhibition
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Impact by Phil Proctor
Impact by Phil Proctor
Impact by Phil Proctor
Impact by Phil Proctor
Impact by Phil Proctor

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Steel and granite

Phil Proctor
Atlanta, GA
www.philproctor.com

19th Rosen Outdoor Sculpture Competition & Exhibition (2005-2006)

Artist's Comments

I am primarily influenced by science, technology, physics, and the cosmos.

The two works on this site are conceptually based on the Principal behavior of matter in a non-restrictive environment such as zero gravity. Matter has a particular order and it will take a position of order assuming there are no outside forces or influences.

Physics is the study of how these forces such as gravity act on matter.
Phil Proctor

About the Artist

Phil Proctor is an artist who has been living and working in southeast Atlanta for the past five years. Originally from south Mississippi, he holds a BFA from the University of Southern Mississippi and an MFA from East Carolina University. Proctor has permanent sculpture installations throughout the southeast as well as in other countries across Western Europe. In 2003 Phil was commissioned by a private development group in conjunction with the City of Atlanta and Marta to design and construct a public artwork, Linkage, which now stands at the Lindbergh City Center Marta station. In 2008 Proctor received another commission from the city of Atlanta to design and build a 22' tall kinetic sculpture for South Bend Park scheduled for installation in mid 2009.

For more information, visit www.philproctor.com.
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