As an artist, he succeeds in allowing himself to be dominated by the power of matter and, using an innate skill, exploits the potential offered by different materials.
Robert Pan, a creator of great sensitivity, has been working for years with resin. His creations occupy the space between painting and sculpture. As an artist, he succeeds in allowing himself to be dominated by the power of matter and, using an innate skill, exploits the potential offered by different materials. His works are sunny creations: star-studded universes, fields of flowers, cities bursting with lights, lively teeming landscapes. They simply explode with color and possess a material quality that is wonderfully indecipherable. From them emerge the drama of exasperated experimentation and the instability of poetic thought that is teeming with personal anxieties. As Robert Pan smoothes, removes and clears away the burrs of resin, he seeks the soul of the color, without knowing when to stop, when to interrupt the removal process, or when the image that is emerging can offer the maximum potential of its expression.