Sight Unsees OFFSITE
Curated by Monica Khemsurov and Jill Singer
New York, N.Y.
*exhibit moved to virtual due to covid
Renders: Nareg Taimoorian
Positioned among stone formations at the water’s edge, the form suggests both permanence and devotion, a structure that invites stillness and reflection. Its rounded geometry and textured surface evoke the memory of hand-built clay, now expanded into a form large enough to be entered or contemplated from within.
In this imagined space, the pool it holds mirrors the sky above, dissolving the boundary between vessel and landscape.
Through this rendering, I explore how sculpture might evolve into architecture, and how form can become a sanctuary for presence. It envisions a world where the act of holding water becomes sacred..
gallery & exhibition, sculpture, photography