Diana Shpungin memorializes memory and loss in her drawings and sculptures. Her new body of work includes sculptures that are overlaid with polished graphite, mirror-like in their perfect finish. The pieces are often "repaired" with bandage wrappings, glue and string, then presented in off-kiltter ways that make familiar objects seem strange and puzzling.
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| In Diana''s unfinished chair sculpture, the left side has been rewoven in paper, the chair leg repaired with bandages and glue. The chair appears precarious and unstable. |
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