Spaysky Fine Art Gallery LLC is pleased to announce a solo exhibition by Mariam Ezzat.
She floated through the door;
She descended down the stairs.
She stood in the corner;
She recounted her affairs.
Three sculptures, processed and arranged by the artist over the past three years. Built from a wide array of materials and objects—charged with personal meanings and history gathered over a twelve-year span—the pieces come together to form loose figurative structures that evoke complicated characterizations.
Three-dimensional portraits that radiate internal lives, layered pasts, private narratives, and shifting identities. They explore the relationship between the body and the objects that adorn or surround it, and between the mind’s interiority and the material world that evokes emotion, memory, and meaning.
Using the relational energy between objects and the human experiences they signify, Ezzat evokes silent histories and characterizations that feel both intimate and elusive. The works form an uncannily intimate connection between object and viewer, explored through an extended process of placement and proximity.
The exhibition will open on Saturday, June 14th, with a reception held from 6–9 PM, and will be on view through July 20th by appointment or during open hours, Saturdays 1–6 PM.
For more information, please contact: info@SFAGLLC.site
BIO:
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info@SFAGLLC.site
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She floated through the door;
She descended down the stairs.
She stood in the corner;
She recounted her affairs.
Three sculptures, processed and arranged by the artist over the past three years. Built from a wide array of materials and objects—charged with personal meanings and history gathered over a twelve-year span—the pieces come together to form loose figurative structures that evoke complicated characterizations.
Three-dimensional portraits that radiate internal lives, layered pasts, private narratives, and shifting identities. They explore the relationship between the body and the objects that adorn or surround it, and between the mind’s interiority and the material world that evokes emotion, memory, and meaning.
Using the relational energy between objects and the human experiences they signify, Ezzat evokes silent histories and characterizations that feel both intimate and elusive. The works form an uncannily intimate connection between object and viewer, explored through an extended process of placement and proximity.
The exhibition will open on Saturday, June 14th, with a reception held from 6–9 PM, and will be on view through July 20th by appointment or during open hours, Saturdays 1–6 PM.
For more information, please contact: info@SFAGLLC.site
BIO:
Mariam Ezzat makes sculptures depicting subconscious routine within intentional creation. Her practice is a manner of narrative assemblage in small works or larger installation displays. The sculptures are made by collecting, processing, and arranging the material debris of daily life, mining the inherent, relational possibilities of objects. The work often speaks to the female and the Arab American experience according to its material make-up, which is based on the slow process of collection. Mariam received an MFA from Johnson State College in 2014 and is a professor of foundational design. She is also a 2019 Kresge Arts in Detroit Artist Fellow in Sculpture. She lives and works in Detroit, MI.
info@SFAGLLC.site
www.SFAGLLC.site