Six of One and Half a Dozen of the Other

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Jefford Horrigan’s geo-poetic observation reminds us that we walk an unsteady path between the competing laws that govern our passage through life. It is a balance disturbed by political and religious intervention to which we must continually adjust and respond; ducking and diving, counter-punching, standing our ground. In Six of One and Half a Dozen of the Other, we are confronted by the juxtaposition of six constructed full bottom wigs and six angels. Paint, salvaged wood and paint-soaked fabric are Jefford Horrigan’s materials of choice in his construction of the twelve works, their ordinariness puncturing the emblematic authority of these symbols of power.