Robin Antar
UNDOING THE KNOT by Robin Antar  Image: Undoing the Knot, 2009
Robin Antar (b. 1957)
Onyx

29”h x 15”w x 11”d
Granite Base: 2”h x 16”w x 10”d

“This stone “knot” is intertwined in multiple places, provoking a response in the viewer to mentally ‘undo the knot’.”
- Robin Antar


The tangled forms in the middle of the exhibition embody the chaos and confusion often caused by trauma. This knot sculpture, however, suggests the complexity of the mind struggling to unravel emotional pain, offering a contemplative space for viewers to reflect on their own entanglements as they begin undoing their mental “knots.”
Undoing the Knot, 2009 Robin Antar (b. 1957) Onyx 29”h x 15”w x 11”d Granite Base: 2”h x 16”w x 10”d “This stone “knot” is intertwined in multiple places, provoking a response in the viewer to mentally ‘undo the knot’.” - Robin Antar The tangled forms in the middle of the exhibition embody the chaos and confusion often caused by trauma. This knot sculpture, however, suggests the complexity of the mind struggling to unravel emotional pain, offering a contemplative space for viewers to reflect on their own entanglements as they begin undoing their mental “knots.”

Collection: abstract / knots x