Robert Mazerolle
I suppose I may be defined as an abstracter on form and tension.


This subject is that most attractive and certainly most obfuscated of human attributes.

The fact that women go through such lengths to obscure, disguise, cover, enhance, reveal and demonstrate them - is naturally a rich source for the keen observer. So here is my abstraction on my own observations. Some invoke laughter, some surprise, some are dangerous and some are embraceable. You get the idea.

I am spawned from a rich Cajun family heritage of craftsmen. So my sculptures employ a variety of crafts. I eschew the term “multi-media” - since my work appears on the surface to be of a single medium. In fact the design of the structures that lie beneath the surfaces are composed of an orchestration of a variety of skill sets, such as engineering, woodcrafts, materials explorations - sometimes even electrical skills are employed. So I prefer to characterize these as ‘constructivist sculpture’.

I studied at a conceptual art school called the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design in the 1970’s, and also at les Beaux Arts de l’Université de Moncton. I have worked in the display, design and advertising industries for many years. But having been issued from a highly artistic family- my main education in studio crafts and observation originates with my talented Acadian family.

I have been honored with a few awards especially for my prints. I have exhibited both sculptures and prints. A few institutions have made acquisitions, and I hope to add you to my circle of esoteric collectors.

I am able to provide conceptual interpretations to private and public spaces, so do contact me if you wish to enhance a space, either indoor or exterior.