Mother and Child, 2026
Cheesecloth, Steel Armature, Wood
36” x 30” x 28”
How do you hold a child too big to be held?
How does that care shift - to protect, to shelter, to love, yet allow for movement and expansion?
Here, that care becomes a braided structural form that connects, extends, wraps, and pools between bodies. Softly holding, with enough room to grow.
This sculpture was completed during my residency at Vermont Studio Center
Mother and Child, 2026
Cheesecloth, Steel Armature, Wood
36” x 30” x 28”
How do you hold a child too big to be held?
How does that care shift - to protect, to shelter, to love, yet allow for movement and expansion?
Here, that care becomes a braided structural form that connects, extends, wraps, and pools between bodies. Softly holding, with enough room to grow.
This sculpture was completed during my residency at Vermont Studio Center
