July 11 - September 30, 2009

Balance seems to be an illusive goal of contemporary life. How does one counteract the forces that pressure us, pull us to extremes?

Alexander Moyle is an eco-sculptor whose public works in bronze, steel and clay are permanently integrated into numerous sites in Canada and the US.  His mobiles explore the delicate balance of elements in a state of momentary equilibrium.  How is balance achieved in a complex environment of constant change?  He has discovered that minute adjustments can have profound results in sustaining balance in this art form. His work is a visual metaphor for the illusive balance we long to maintain in our daily lives. 

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