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Jeff Feld

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Station, 2022. 69" x 23" x 25" Wood, cardboard, polymer clay, rope, enamel Station (detail), 2022. 69" x 23" x 25" Wood, cardboard, polymer clay, rope, enamel Container, 2022. 36" x 16" x 5.5". Cardboard, enamel Container, 2022. 36" x 16" x 5.5". Cardboard, enamel Container, 2022. 36" x 16" x 5.5". Cardboard, enamel Untitled, 2022. 33" x 15" x 3/4". Cardboard, enamel, pom poms Untitled, 2022. 33" x 15" x 3/4". Cardboard, enamel, plaster Untitled, 2022. 33" x 15.5" x 3/4". Cardboard, enamel, ink Untitled, 2022. 33" x 16" x 1.5". Cardboard, enamel, plaster Birthday. 2021 In collaboration with Natasha Sweeten. Folded into opposite corners of the gallery, two nearly life sized figures playfully acknowledge each other by pointing in the other’s general direction. Upon entering the gallery, the viewer is immediately and unwittingly caught between their assumed gazes. What is not apparent is that the photo depicts the artists in the corners of their own studios. Devoid of tools and artwork and materials, a studio corner reveals scant information about their artistic practices. Instead, the spotlight is cast upon the artists themselves, sharing a lighthearted moment the viewer happens to walk in on. (The title refers to something else, coincidentally, the artists share.) Text by N. Sweeten Diadem. 2021, Found Ikea table/stool pieces, 21″ x 31″ x 16″ The intention is pure 1. 2006, Cardboard, plaster, wood. The intention is pure #2. 2006, Cardboard, plaster, wood. The intention is pure #3. 2007. Cardboard, plaster, wood. The intention is pure #4. 2007. Cardboard, plaster, wood Installation view, The intention is pure #'s 1, 2, 3 and 4. Installation view of works on paper (background) and The intention is pure at the Drawing Center, New York, New York Two truths occurring at the same time. 2002, 48 x 48. Homosote, latex