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decomposed heavy metals and toxic chemicals buried deep underground compressed beneath layers of concrete
Forms emerge
shiny textures and celestial motifs
Finding comfort in rebellious bodies inspiring art & iconography throughout time
Penance frames this process as an intentional turning away from the hyper digital
Embrace, Meditations on my Body series hypha-gallery-east-village decomposed heavy metals and toxicCaroline Inghams sculptural practice explores the tension between strength and fragility through non figurative, three dimensional forms that evoke the human body. Using a process unique to her practice, she works with distemper impregnated paper that is waxed and stitched, creating forms that appear both durable and delicate. These materials allow her to explore surface, skin, and structure in ways that echo the physical and emotional landscape of
