Hanna Vogel
Unrequited Heirloom #12
2019
Steel, abaca and cotton paper pulp, pigment, rust, sealant
18" x 5" x 9"

About the Work:

In Unrequited Heirlooms, clusters of paper-coated wire spheres grow in mitosis-like expansion over their gestural steel skeleton. Their reaching movement and clustered growth promise a vivacious transformation that is belied by their stained and stretched paper skin.

About the Artist:

Hanna Vogel is an artist and educator living in Philadelphia, PA. She grew up in rural Northern California and received a BFA from the California College of the Arts and an MFA from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. In her work, she uses craft-based materials and techniques in non-traditional ways to make sculptures and installations that explore aspects of entropy in the natural world. She has exhibited her work nationally and internationally, including at The Huntington Museum of Art, The Spartanburg Art Museum, The Delaware Contemporary, and the Biblioteca Henestrosa in Oaxaca, Mexico. She has presented at conferences and published papers internationally and has received fellowships/grants from Yaddo, the California College of the Arts, I-Park, Sculpture Space, The Künstlerdorf Schöppingen Foundation, and Lighton International Artist Exchange Program.

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