carrie R

I create biomorphic sculptures that begin with movement, balance, and gravity — with the constraints that bodies and spaces place on form. Working in Aqua-Resin and cement clay over metal armatures, embedding pigments directly so color becomes structure as well as surface, I build forms that feel recognizable but have been pushed until they resist identification. Each piece negotiates a specific relationship to gravity: how it leans, where it finds balance, and the ways it resists or surrenders to its own weight. I push forms toward strangeness, disrupting symmetry until something feels most alive. The work embodies tension, vulnerability, and defiance without illustrating specific narratives.