This Nameless Sculpture is a masterful blend of organic forms and industrial materials, crafted from fiberglass and polyester, with an automotive paint with a glossy, high-polish finish. The hollow, bubbly shape features curvy, fluid lines that mimic the softness of water, while the hard, sturdy material provides a solid presence. Its dark bronze color, and glossy surface catch the light, accentuating the rounded edges and folds. This piece can be hung both vertically or horizontally, adding versatility to its dynamic form.

About the Artist:

Rollin Garrett Jansky (1932–2021)

Rollin Jansky was a distinguished artist and professor at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside from 1965 to 1997. Born in La Crosse, WI, he earned a Master’s in Art from UW-Madison and taught both in the U.S. and England. Known for his passion for travel, food, and conversation, Rollin was awarded for his sculptures, including a second-place honor in the National Sculpture ’73 competition. He passed away on March 2, 2021, leaving a lasting impact on his students and the arts community.