Paul Joseph
Sculptor • Painter

In his recent experimentation with sculpture and painting, it became clear that his ideas always grow out of actions of working.  Clearly this is how he thinks, and works, the basis of reconciliation, the idea and the form is his first objective.  He works from the form to the idea, creating and recreating form idea, image and light.  As a sculptor, he looks at form with an explorer's eye, and his objective whether the search for geometric or universal forms in action that is life.

This piece of sculpture is composed of two parts:  The jar with background includes a water pump and lights (7 x 5 x 3 feet).  The base and basin covered with bronze-colored mirror and framed with plastic walls of 7 inches in the height (8 x 5 feet).  This piece of sculpture can suit any building or home.  Distinct and itself decorative.

by Francis Joseph

Exhibitions

	1968 - Received Fine Arts degree and completed three years of practical training in sculpture.
	Taught, art at high school level.
	Projects for instructors at the academy.
	1970 - 10 painting and drawing exhibitions in Greece, Turkey, Munich, Yugoslavia and Holland.
	1973 - He accomplished 52 scaled architectural models for historical museum project for different countries
	1976 - Worked for a museum project, in Chicago.
	Harvard University museum project for Richard Rush Studios.  One person exhibition, Chicago.
	1980 - Commissioned by Richard Himmel interior designer to work in sculptural projects.
	1985 - Finished a personal sculptural project for ancient Assyrian culture composed of 250 works.
	1986 - Personal experimentation for large works.  Included new technique in three dimensions using stain-glass.  For interior and function.
	Working with variety of media.