Tori Wrånes b. 1978
Mothers and Child, 2022
Lucite, photocured acrylic, epoxy, resin, urethane foam, PVC, Bondo, birch, acrylic paint, concrete, steel fasteners, shoes, and textiles
53 x 256 x 54 in
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The centerpiece of the exhibition is Mothers and Child. The large-scale sculpture features a long flute that extends from the mouth of one mother through the body of the other,...
The centerpiece of the exhibition is Mothers and Child. The large-scale sculpture features a long flute that extends from the mouth of one mother through the body of the other, uniting the two individual beings. On the floor, a young child reaches up longingly to play the flute connecting its parents.
Through these sculptural forms, Wrånes addresses the dependence and interconnection of all living beings. She charges her forms with a raw and emotional sensitivity that heightens our awareness and understanding of familiar objects and relationships.
Through these sculptural forms, Wrånes addresses the dependence and interconnection of all living beings. She charges her forms with a raw and emotional sensitivity that heightens our awareness and understanding of familiar objects and relationships.
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