Robert Swedroe emerged onto the art scene in 1963 with a series of solo exhibitions in New York and Miami. Over the next decade, his collages and assemblages received critical acclaim and sold out exhibitions. As a young architect who had studied at Carnegie and Yale under Josef Albers, Paul Rudolph, Phillip Johnson, Louis Kahn, and Mies van der Rohe, Swedroe’s talents as artist and architect fed one another. Swedroe’s contribution to the sphere of architecture is recognized worldwide and graces skylines of North and South America, Europe and Asia. His professional mastery of structure, form and balance contribute a sense of proportion and discipline to his collage and assemblage work. Over 40 years following his early exhibitions, this interplay of design aesthetics culminates in an entirely new series of multimedia constructions – one that reflects Swedroe’s personal vision of the structural and visual composition of the world around us.

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