Cal Lane Makes Everyday Beautiful
Hyperbolic descriptions of the uniqueness and beauty of pieces of art abound, though few are actually warranted. But in the case of Cal Lane, the critical praise heaped upon her work hardly seems to measure up to the adulation it deserves. Lane takes the everyday—collapsing wheelbarrows, rusted shovels, even dirt—and works them, like an artisan, into beautiful, carefully carved, seemingly delicate sculptures. It can’t be easy to coax lace from steel or doilies from soil, but Lane has a way of making the hard, soft; the average, amazing; the mundane and purely functional, decorative and lovely.
Source: dayfornightnyc.com
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