I often contemplate the body’s relationship to space: the space it occupies, the space it evokes, and the space it leaves behind. This body of work frames how bones and rock shift from anatomical and archaeological function, to objects of structural and spatial memory. The body becomes the architecture - walls, thresholds and contours - constructed through slow arrangement. Glass, a ghostly membrane, holds this liminal space between presence and trace; a type of reliquary without relic, that translates hollows and cavities into luminous topographical planes.

~ Madeline Cardone

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