Carrie R

Carrie R’s sculptures feel reminiscent of organic shapes and the natural world, whilst still holding a haunting deformity that varies at every angle. Tubular and geometric shapes repeat themselves in her work, each piece entangled within it’s own body and in connectedness to one other.

small flower, 2020

spiked vessel, 2020

untitled (fork and ladle), 2020

floral arrangement in white, 2020

Carrie R is a New Jersey-born sculptor who lives and works in Philadelphia. She received her BFA from Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University, and is the recipient of a Common Field Travel Scholarship and James O. Dumont Travel Grant Award. Most recently her work has been exhibited with AUTOMAT, Field Projects, and Abington Art Center. As an active member of her former New Jersey community, she has guest lectured, workshopped, and volunteered for educational programs and councils, and co-organized exhibitions under the collaborative initiatives New Art Syndicate and Carrie & Morgan.

To see more of Carrie’s work, see their instagram and website here.