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2000's
"Aycock’s work invites the viewer
to experience sculpture with the
entire body and a fully engaged
mind."
Robert Hobbs
1990's
"By exploring the physical and
existential positions of isolation,
estrangement, disorientation,
entrapment, and fear, her three-
dimensional constructions not
only posit alternative states of
mind, they suppose possible
narratives and suggest multiple
truths and lies."
Robert Hobbs
1980's
"Schizophrenia and other mental
conditions, sometimes
considered metaphors for the
disconnections of postmodern
existence, are specific sources of
inspiration."
Robert Hobbs
1970's
"The problem seems to be how
to connect without connecting."
"Influenced by the 'specific
objects' of minimalism's hybrid
forms and by conceptualism's
emphasis on language, Aycock
relies on paradigms, cybernetics,
phenomenology, information
overload, outdated scientific
thinking, and computer
programming to create a
'complex' that is architectural
and sculptural as well as mental
and emotional."
Robert Hobbs
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