Some Things I Know
About Being In A Body
by Brie Ruais
With a profound collaboration between body and matter, Brie Ruais brings clay to life through a close and corporeal relationship with clay. Each sculpture, molded from 130 pounds of clay that symbolizes the artist’s own body weight, takes shape as Ruais’s movements unfold, spreading, pushing, and scraping the material in gestures rooted in the practice of Spreading Outward from Center (…) Read More
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Q&A with Julie Lænkholm. Plants, nature and spirituality
Drawing inspiration from ancient knowledge on nature and crafts, passed down orally through generations, Julie Lænkholm revitalizes a female-driven history that has faded into obscurity or actively been disregarded. Read More
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Re-imagined fragments of nature. Re-created bark series by Anna Bower
When our eyes focus on a tree’s bark, we perceive the incredible textures and the wonders of the lichens and fungi that grow on them. Zooming in and out in the woods or just in front of Anna Bower’s work is an inevitable and even addictive act. Read More
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Lingzhi Girl Series by Xiaojing Yan
Lingzhi Girl, a series of life-sized busts of young women, is inspired by Chinese mythology and sculpted with live mycelium. Read More