<p>By Charlie Roberts (US 1984).
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Roberts is a storyteller. His stories take place while he hews and cuts into wood. His rough wooden sculptures grow into room-filling tableaux in which the most divers firgures are brought together. For Sonsbeek he made a rough wooden Aztec head which functions as a pavilion. Around the pavilion you'll find giants and little people of all manner of races. Their half naked bodies bear the attributes of modern man: wristwatches, mobil phones, sexy lingerie, all painted in bright colours.
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