Charlie Malgat's "French Kiss" installation features an assemblage of vibrant red, organic forms that visually intrude into the gallery space, inviting tactile engagement. The abstract shapes resemble inflated organs or pillows, blurring the boundaries between natural and fabricated materials. Utilizing latex, foam, and fabric, Malgat's work presents a synthesis of sculpture and installation, yielding a playful, yet visceral experience. Rooted in the intersections of corporeality and speculative fiction, this piece encourages viewers to rethink their spatial and sensory relationship with art. ...
Charlie Malgat fuses video, sculpture, installation, and drawing to investigate the intersections of corporeality, ecology, and speculative fiction. Her works often evoke a playful yet visceral quality, drawing from pop culture, science fiction, and biological references to create immersive environments that challenge conventional perceptions of form and function.
Malgat’s sculptures frequently incorporate tactile materials such as latex, foam, and fabric, inviting viewers to engage both visually and physically. These works often blur the boundaries between different media, merging elements of painting, sculpture, and film to create hybrid forms that resist easy categorization.
Her practice is characterized by a commitment to experimentation and a deep engagement with the sensory and symbolic potentials of materials. Through her work, she seeks to create spaces where the familiar becomes strange, encouraging viewers to reconsider their relationships with the objects and narratives that populate their everyday lives. ...
