Carol Wyss

Pattern recognition is crucial to humans, it helps us understand and predict what is coming.


My work is a concerted search for the structure of things – I am taking existing structures apart and create new recognizable patterns. The human skeleton is the basic frame through which I examine the relationship of humans to their surroundings. Bones are essential in reconstructing who we are and where we come from. Through processes of dismantling, zooming in and reassembling, I search for new formations to explore how we understand human existence and question our impact on and synergy with the planet we currently inhabit.

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