Like crystallized meteors or mysterious terrestrial phenomena, Lauren Fensterstock's jewel-encrusted sculptures (beforehand) mirror the artist's curiosity within the sacred symbols of the universe.
In her private exhibition, Some earths are made of sunshine at Claire Oliver Gallery, Fensterstock presents a brand new physique of intimate sculptures and drawings encrusted with Swarovski crystals that mirror moments of introspection and inside peace.
“I see my work as jewellery, however to not adorn the physique…relatively (to) enlarge the soul,” Fensterstock says in a press release. “I invite viewers to pause and mirror on their place in a collective expertise and embrace their perceived imperfections – recognizing that our variations, flaws and struggles are what make us uniquely human.”
The artist performs with gentle and distinction, composing spherical surfaces and darkish cavities that sparkle within the gentle. She makes use of pure crystals reminiscent of quartz and repurposed discovered objects reminiscent of chandelier components, Swarovski stones, vintage beads and glass. The ensuing works take the type of exploding celestial objects and enigmatic botanicals.
Some earths are made of sunshine continues till January 18. Discover extra on the artist's web site and Instagram.
