The soft, sewn sculptures make space for elastic encounters within the rigid white walls of a gallery space. One of my goals in creating pliable art is to defeat the architecture that restrains and constrains the artist and their works from the wildness of making.

In Wishing You Well, drawings and sculpted forms brush up against hard walls and screens to reveal an uncanny world within surfaces often overlooked as ‘homely’. Playful docility reveals shadows in opposite directions, and questions of motherhood and our relationship with Mother Nature linger in the cavities.