The Golden Section is a mathematical sequence found in nature. Simply put the longer part divided by the smaller part is also equal to the whole length divided by the longer part. In addition it's how things are broken up in a pleasing way to the eye. There is a scientific truth to the golden section that underlies many great works but the proportion itself is rarely iconized. 

Golden Section, 2011, Tungsten Inert Gas Weld Metal, 14.75 x 9 in 

Bronze Casting 2011

The Book that Makes Itself

By Robin Cameron

This Book, is the culmination of many different ideas and too many discussions. The book is partial autobiography, semi-true textual impressions and a lot of internal dialogue. There are many interpretations of the title, the book as readymade, the book as character, the book as result of process. At the forefront are ideas (of process, of bookmaking, of content)— however muddled, inconsistent, messy and vulnerable they are. The writing is; meandering gestures, stab-in-the-dark looking for something that writing as a pastiche within a problematic relationship to art could suggest.

The Book is 6.5 x 8.75 in, 198 pages, Full Color, Smyth Sewn, Edition of 50

Printed on the occasion of the 2010 New York Art Book Fair, Things the Internet Cannot Tell You collects eighteen page-long vignettes written by artist Robin Cameron, whose characters - primarily young, urban women - navigate their lives and experience the world first hand.

As its straightforward title suggests, Fourteen Frottages is a collection of rubbings made on various unspecified surfaces whose textures are translated into veiny tendrils, darkened nebulae, and overlapping geometric patches. Printed in blue ink on cream colored paper.