In Studies for Future Objects, Ana Esteve Llorens examines space and form through sculpture by creating an ambitious 20-foot long structure made of interlocking wooden panels that commands the gallery. In addition to defining the space, Llorens emphasizes an on-gping dialog with the body by creating human sized cutout voids in the panels. Exploring ancient techniques, she also creates weavings all made by hand on a back strap loom and dyed with natural pigments extracted from plants, seeds, and insects. Through this process, Llorens investigates our understanding of time and memory.

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