Philip Hewat-Jaboor Contemporary

Greg Johns is an Australian sculptor who works primarily in steel. Johns’ work, both large and small, takes on figurative, fractal and free forms. His major influences stem from his own experiences throughout his career and moreover by the rural Australian landscape itself. This landscape is mirrored throughout John’s work giving it a feeling of “roughness, toughness and vulnerability” Greg Johns, Old Land New Forms, Catalogue, 2004.

Recent projects include his purchase of 403 acres at Palmer in the Adelaide Hills creating a place for him to restore environmentally and also a place to house 5 major permanent works. John's work can be seen in many collections worldwide.

La Saline, St. John



Alan Dodd Alison Crowther Antony Gormley Carl Laubin Chris Knight Christopher Le Brun David Harber Gary Breeze Greg Johns Ivan Morison & Heather Peak Keith Wilson Laura Ford Langlands & Bell Manon Jones Mariele Neudecker Martin Donlin Michael Sandle Nicholas Romeril Nigel Ross Oliver Budd Paul Morrison Peter Burke Peter Randall-Page Stephen Cox Stephen Rylance Tim Morgan Wendy Ramshaw	Greg Johns is an Australian sculptor who works primarily in steel. Johns’ work, both large and small, takes on figurative, fractal and free forms. His major influences stem from his own experiences throughout his career and moreover by the rural Australian landscape itself. This landscape is mirrored throughout John’s work giving it a feeling of “roughness, toughness and vulnerability” Greg Johns, Old Land New Forms, Catalogue, 2004. Recent projects include his purchase of 403 acres at Palmer in the Adelaide Hills creating a place for him to restore environmentally and also a place to house 5 major permanent works. John's work can be seen in many collections worldwide. La Saline, St. John