S C U L P T U R E S / I N S T A L L A T I O N S
“Spring” is a sculptural meditation on the synthetic reconstruction of nature in the modern age. A faux tree composed of a patchwork of artificial textures and marketing materials, rises from a well-like base made of wood, plaster, and industrial fittings. The colors evoke both seasonal renewal and the unsettling artifice of simulated growth. A stylized woodcut floral motifs embedded with tufts of artificial moss spill onto the floor, referencing manipulated landscapes of urban planning. The attachment of a broken water pipe speaks to humanity’s compulsion to replicate and control the natural world—raising questions about what is lost when beauty is manufactured rather than grown.