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- Sam Jinks is an Australian sculptor who creates lifelike but fragile figures using silicone, resin, calcium carbonate, fibreglass and hair. Jinks describes the human form as "a physics lesson in a ball of bones and meat".
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Sam Jinks is an Australian sculptor who creates lifelike but fragile figures using silicone, resin, calcium carbonate, fibreglass and hair. [1] [2] [3] Jinks describes the human form as "a physics lesson in a ball of bones and meat". [4] Jink's work has been exhibited in Australia and internationally. [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]
Jul 6, 2019 · Jinks goes one better. His sculptures – fibreglass and silicone figures tufted with real hair, and pigmented in lifelike skin tones – are, for want of a better term, “hyperreal”. READ MORE ...
- Gemma Tipton
Sep 10, 2021 · Sam Jinks creates incredibly lifelike bodies that are at once both gentle and powerful. He says, “Art is hard, because you’re trying to change someone’s perception of the world. You’re trying to move someone in some way.”
Feb 9, 2023 · Sam Jinks waited 24 years to reveal his most personal work. Is he ready? In the lead-up to his latest show, the celebrated sculptor unpacks the “weird” process of making “another me”. Lindy Percival. February 9, 2023. Two figures, work in progress. Justin McManus. Normal text size. Larger text size. Very large text size.
Oct 10, 2017 · Sam Jinks in his Melbourne studio with The deposition. Simon Schluter. Jinks says he has "tried to reduce the visual clutter" in his studio – "I feel surrounded" – but there are many clay models displayed on shelves, including a diminutive head, half of which is a face and the other half a skull.
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Sam Jinks. Artist. Home; Work
Feb 17, 2023 · Sam Jinks on the inseparability of life and death. Archive. With his usual round of international exhibitions cancelled and postponed during pandemic lockdowns, Sam Jinks found himself in a reflective place as he soldiered on with his work, uninterrupted at his Melbourne studio.
