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Born in 1927, Johann Eyfells lived his early years in his native Iceland. Eyfells has been affiliated with Orlando since the early 1950's. He represented Iceland at the 45th Venice Biennale. Internationally, Eyfells was included in the 9-museum traveling exhibition 'What Nature Provides'. In late 1999 he was included in the United Nations' "World Artists at the Millennium". Nationally he was the first place winner at the National Sculpture Competition at the Deland Museum, and recently his Retrospective was at the University of Central Florida's Art Gallery. Johann Eyfells was professor of sculpture at University of Central Florida for over 30 years.
Eyfells is credited with inventing the word 'Receptualism' when discussing his work. Eyfells' work deals with the process of materials. Minimal in nature, his art is non-objective and often conceptual in approach. His materials vary between metal, wood, paper, plastic and cloth. Eyfells' objective is to document the interaction between time, space and gravity. Many of his sculptures appear to be lava or geological formations. In Central Florida he is known as the Grandfather of sculpture.
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