Rhegmalogia

The word ‘rhegmalogia’ combines the obvious Greek suffix for study and analysis with the word rhegma, meaning ‘fracture’ or ‘breakage’. Thus, these pieces have as a visual core the interactions of two or more discrete visual masses. In some cases, the implication is that a single mass has broken apart, in others that two masses of the same material are somehow being forced together, and in still others different materials meet across an intersection or contact zone. More Information