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Furniture + Sculpture Fuse in the Head Hand Foot Exhibition

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The self-taught artist and sculptor’s latest fusions of furniture design and sculpture are, without a doubt, bold, including tables, stools, cabinets, and chairs. Head Hand Foot The featured sculpture in the exhibition shares the same title as the show itself: Head Hand Foot.

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Intricate Beaded Motifs Add Colorful Dimension to Jan Huling’s Animal Sculptures

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A former product designer turned bead artist, Jan Huling begins each sculpture with a blank form in the shape of a miniature horse, giant praying mantis, and eager monkey perched on a box. “Hero” (2019), 27 x 22 x 8 inches. All images © Jan Huling, shared with permission.

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Organic Features and Textures Cloak Carol Long’s Sculptures in Natural Embellishments

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Long then uses slip trailing and an elaborate glazing process to add a staggering amount of embellishment to the amorphous sculptures, mimicking the patterns, textures, and colors found throughout the natural world.

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From Fire to Wind, JiSook Jung’s Ceramic Sculptures Animate the Elements

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Each piece is vaguely animalistic and evocative of weather, the elements, and organic textures. Jung’s work has recently shifted from an emphasis on figures to more abstracted creatures, focusing on textures and color. .” Jung’s pensive, abstracted beings sprout limbs and minimal—if any—facial features.

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Sea-Inspired Sculptural Jewelry by Mariko Kusumoto Blossoms from Gossamer Fabrics

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.” All images © Mariko Kusumoto, shared with permission Exquisite bulbs, florets, and playful silhouettes emerge from delicate fiber in the jewelry and sculptures of Mariko Kusumoto ( previously ). Inspired by the myriad geometries and colors of coral, she creates gauzy, wearable forms from materials like polyester, nylon, and cotton.

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Patricia Urquiola Cements Her Genius With the CIMENTO Collection

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Urquiola’s designs blend playful shapes, vibrant colors, and raw finishes, showcasing the material’s versatility while highlighting her signature touch of elegance and craftsmanship. The Alberoni line captivates with its contrast between colorful, layered columns and sleek, rectilinear forms.

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Emily Van Hoff Sculpts Facets of Color in Vibrant, Dimensional Quilts

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From geometric tapestries to faceted weavings and sculptural constructions, the artist traverses a wide array of textile forms. ” Van Hoff often revisits original sketches and offcuts of earlier pieces, puzzling together new works with a variety of textures, hues, and configurations. .”

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