Ann Greene Kelly

Ann Greene Kelly’s practice engages materials and subjects sourced from her immediate surroundings. She interweaves common industrial objects, such as bricks, baskets, and tires, with personal items, such as clothing and used food containers, to create diaristic sculptures and drawings. Within her sculptural compositions she navigates the peculiar intermingling between the body and its built environment and creates metaphoric thresholds between what is real and imagined by incorporating tunnels, drains, doorways, and grates that provide passageways into alternate spaces.