WRIT IN STEEL
September 11th to October 30th, 2021
Minnesota Street Project
1275 Minnesota Street, San Francisco, CA, 94107
There will be an opening reception for the artist September 11th from 3 to 5 p.m.
All are welcome with Covid protocols in place.
A prolific artist, a long time professor at California College of the Arts, and a pioneer among women sculptors, Feldman has marked her position in the California art scene. Feldman's work remind us that nothing is invincible, and life, like her sculptures, can be seemingly tough and witty, but delicate and meaningful. Her work is a constant reminder of the absurdity of our times.
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Artists often don’t have a clue about the contents and drive behind their work. It took me years to understand my own work, yet I still feel like one of the blind men in the fable describing what an elephant looks like. Viewers see things in my work that I myself haven’t seen yet. I will never know the whole.
Art, or at least my art, is part intellect, part problem-solving, and part the expression of my subconscious. I do know my work is driven by my angst about the state of the world as well as the love-hate relationship I have with machines. It includes an edgy sense of the world being out of whack.
Though the forms and materials I use have often changed, the above-mentioned aspects can be found throughout. I produce anxious objects, yet humor laces through my work because, like my ghetto forebears, I need to laugh at the dark.