Peter Bulow

Knockout Mutant Looking at the Moon, Marble, Sculpture

My Birth, My Death (detail 4), Stone, Sculpture

Self Portrait at Three Weeks, Marble, Sculpture

Jenny as Alexander, Marble, Sculpture

Knockout Mutant Looking at the Moon
Marble
20" x 17" x 12"
2004

My Birth, My Death (detail 4)
Stone
15" x 12" x 9"
2007

Self Portrait at Three Weeks
Marble
20" x 13" x 13"
2008

Jenny as Alexander
Marble
20" x 15" x 14"
2005

The 2009 Chelsea International Fine Art Competition - Collective Exhibition
Reception: Thursday, August 20, 2009 6-8 PM
Exhibition Dates: 8/14/2009 - 9/2/2009

	Press Release
			The sculptures of Peter Bulow provide a surreal exploration of human experience – birth, ageing, death, the struggle to understand oneself and in turn to be understood – these expressions manifesting in etiolated figures and animals. Bulow works in plaster and bronze, recently moving to stone-carving. There is an element of the gothic macabre to the sculptures, and one feels they are the bearers of many narrative strains, much like those that run deep through Bulow’s family. Peter Bulow lives and works as a clinical research psychiatrist in New York. Send this page to a Friend