FELICIA JORDAN
My artistic practice investigates the nuanced and complex relationships we have with our physical, mental, and emotional selves. I use a blend of traditional carpentry techniques and modern three-dimensional fabrications to explore and visualize the profound impacts of individual trauma and the universal experience of loss.
Each piece I create is a reflection of these internal struggles, crafted to make the invisible visible and to give form to the intangible aspects of human experience. By translating personal and collective pain into tangible forms, my work aims to forge a deep, empathic connection with the viewer. I believe that through this shared encounter with our vulnerabilities, we can find common ground and strengthen the bonds that unite us as human beings.
Ultimately, my art serves as a medium to not only express the depths of individual suffering but also to highlight the ways in which our common experiences of loss and hardship bring us closer together. It is through this collective understanding that we can find solace and solidarity, recognizing our shared humanity in the face of adversity.
FELICIA JORDAN
My artistic practice investigates the nuanced and complex relationships we have with our physical, mental, and emotional selves. I use a blend of traditional carpentry techniques and modern three-dimensional fabrications to explore and visualize the profound impacts of individual trauma and the universal experience of loss.
Each piece I create is a reflection of these internal struggles, crafted to make the invisible visible and to give form to the intangible aspects of human experience. By translating personal and collective pain into tangible forms, my work aims to forge a deep, empathic connection with the viewer. I believe that through this shared encounter with our vulnerabilities, we can find common ground and strengthen the bonds that unite us as human beings.
Ultimately, my art serves as a medium to not only express the depths of individual suffering but also to highlight the ways in which our common experiences of loss and hardship bring us closer together. It is through this collective understanding that we can find solace and solidarity, recognizing our shared humanity in the face of adversity.
FELICIA JORDAN
My artistic practice investigates the nuanced and complex relationships we have with our physical, mental, and emotional selves. I use a blend of traditional carpentry techniques and modern three-dimensional fabrications to explore and visualize the profound impacts of individual trauma and the universal experience of loss.
Each piece I create is a reflection of these internal struggles, crafted to make the invisible visible and to give form to the intangible aspects of human experience. By translating personal and collective pain into tangible forms, my work aims to forge a deep, empathic connection with the viewer. I believe that through this shared encounter with our vulnerabilities, we can find common ground and strengthen the bonds that unite us as human beings.
Ultimately, my art serves as a medium to not only express the depths of individual suffering but also to highlight the ways in which our common experiences of loss and hardship bring us closer together. It is through this collective understanding that we can find solace and solidarity, recognizing our shared humanity in the face of adversity.