Upcoming Exhibitions

Liz Lescault, “Trundle”

About Playing with Shadows
Liz Lescault’s biomorphic sculptures in Playing with Shadows, are constructed primarily with extruded filaments, some sculptures incorporating found objects. The fine filaments create shadows that become part of the piece, sometimes indistinguishable from it.  Liz is fascinated with remnants that illuminate the nature of organic entities and naturally occurring substances. Remnants and relics such as shadows, fossils and residues are a part of an object’s story and can be used in discovery.  Scientists use remnants to uncover the nature of objects that may no longer exist in their original form. Remnants can also tell us more about the existing nature of an object, as in this current exhibit Playing with Shadows.