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Leigh Wells Corrientes, 2013
collage and mixed media
8 works of art >
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Fountain’s flossy architecture breaching on vast expanse
Amorphous (Morpheus’s surge)
And the mechanical gravity pump (the heart)—
— Martine Bellen
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Horizon’s drama
a vestige
Why does it slant pictorial?
— Julia Cohen
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Under the mattress is a box. Inside are reproductions: postcard-sized, slick with pigment.
— Danielle Dutton
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Doctrines and stunning air
and all those little
swords of sun whispering the knuckle doors
— Karen Garthe
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We have no shame, only when turning ‘round.
Means we’re not coming back, does it?
— Marina Kaganova
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We are an inlet lake, boat launch, trails that lead to nowhere.
— Katie Jean Shinkle
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A letter, liable. On paper or on language.
Flooded, skinned buoyant.
— Danielle Vogel
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Berkeley-based Leigh Wells creates collages, drawings, and three-dimensional constructions that explore, in her words, “the mysterious boundaries between the truth and the unknowable.”
She communicates so much with so little by pulling from various systems of thought—religion, theoretical physics, history, evolution, and psychology—and her play with dimensional line and shape. See more of her work at leighwellsstudio.com |