Julia Campisi, Hanging Happiness, 72" x 20" x 4"
Prices are in US dollars
Medium: Hand-dyed and sanded acrylic
Size: 72 1/4 × 20 1/2 × 4 in
Year: 2022
The edition of 3 is now closed. Artist proofs will be available soon, contact the gallery for more information.
Julia Campisi works in sculpture, installation, and collage to develop multivalent narratives. Temporary and supporting structures are recurring motifs in her work, where she recreates everyday objects -- a pile of bricks, a ladder, scaffolding -- all executed in unique materials and pink hues. By recreating these objects she reframes their importance in generating culture.
Note: This is a non-functioning ladder. The top element is not adhered, but seated.
Prices are in US dollars
Medium: Hand-dyed and sanded acrylic
Size: 72 1/4 × 20 1/2 × 4 in
Year: 2022
The edition of 3 is now closed. Artist proofs will be available soon, contact the gallery for more information.
Julia Campisi works in sculpture, installation, and collage to develop multivalent narratives. Temporary and supporting structures are recurring motifs in her work, where she recreates everyday objects -- a pile of bricks, a ladder, scaffolding -- all executed in unique materials and pink hues. By recreating these objects she reframes their importance in generating culture.
Note: This is a non-functioning ladder. The top element is not adhered, but seated.
Prices are in US dollars
Medium: Hand-dyed and sanded acrylic
Size: 72 1/4 × 20 1/2 × 4 in
Year: 2022
The edition of 3 is now closed. Artist proofs will be available soon, contact the gallery for more information.
Julia Campisi works in sculpture, installation, and collage to develop multivalent narratives. Temporary and supporting structures are recurring motifs in her work, where she recreates everyday objects -- a pile of bricks, a ladder, scaffolding -- all executed in unique materials and pink hues. By recreating these objects she reframes their importance in generating culture.
Note: This is a non-functioning ladder. The top element is not adhered, but seated.
