Carly Fischer, There’s a way (from the installation Were all in this together), 2012

Paper and adhesives

30 x 30 x 30 cm

Photo courtesy of Matthew Stanton

About the artist:

Carly Fischer is a sculptural artist from Narrm/Melbourne, who often works collaboratively across sculpture and sound to create expansive installations. Drawing on the smaller details, forgotten fragments, hidden histories and peripheral dialogues across specific places and sites, as well as references to sculptural, sonic and site-specific histories, her practice is particularly concerned with the alternate narratives that emerge through durational engagement with places. Referencing the incidental intersections, overlaps and tangents that these processes generate, her sculptural responses often slip between form, materiality and context, reflecting on places as complex and shifting sites of interaction and negotiation. Through assemblages that ambiguously merge found fragments with subtle reconstructions in materials such as wood, ceramic, concrete, paper and paint, her sculptures and installations seek to create slight interruptions, pauses and slippages within the overlapping details of our local environments, to encourage dialogues with places that are critical, considerate and generative. 

www.carlyfischer.com