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Sam Cornish has written a short essay about this work on https://www.studiointernational.com/index.php/robin-greenwood-review-abcrit-gallery-london
Thank you Sam!
For information about visiting the exhibition, see previous post below.
Abcrit 
I’m now getting an unsettling feeling that I’ve not seen this work before. I mean there is constant change. I experienced this sensation when in the gallery. You continue to surprise, Robin.
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Well, some you haven’t seen before.
And some have changed.
And some have just arrived.
You’ve been on holiday.
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I’ll be visiting again then. What are you doing to us?
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I got bored. No one came. I remade a few.
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Hmm my comment just vanished. Hope this doesn’t post twice – I can see the new but it remains true that whilst there, the work I’d been looking at for hrs on and off, had a lot more in store for me. And now you go and make me visit again!
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Which comment?
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I was wondering, after Patrick Jones posted one of his wonderful and crazy OTT comments on Twitter, what Cezanne would have thought about these sculptures – the paintings he may well have ignored, I imagine, but I am intrigued by the thought of him being asked to look at the sculpture…
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