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Cynthia Minet
$5300 each
Cynthia Minet
Recycled and repurposed plastics, LEDS, PVC pipe armatures, cement and lead weights, zip ties and other fasteners, electrical wire
56" x 28" x 14"
$5300
Cynthia Minet
Recycled and repurposed plastics, LEDS, PVC pipe armatures, cement and lead weights, zip ties and other fasteners, electrical wire
56" x 28" x 14"
$5300
Cynthia Minet
Recycled and repurposed plastics, LEDS, PVC pipe armatures, cement and lead weights, zip ties and other fasteners, electrical wire
56" x 28" x 14"
$5300
Cynthia Minet
Post-consumer plastic, sequenced Post-consumer plastics, LEDS, wood, fasteners, materials gathered from the U.S./Mexico borderlands, climbing rope
47" x 60" x 44"
$8900
Cynthia Minet
Watercolor, pastel, charcoal on 100% rag
31" x 44"
$ 1800
Cynthia Minet
Watercolor, graphite, pastel on 100% rag
30" x 37.5"
$1800
Cynthia Minet
Watercolor, gouache, graphite, charcoal pencil on 100% rag
31" x 37.5"
$ 1800
Cynthia Minet
Watercolor and charcoal on 100% rag
42" x 112"
$3300
Cynthia Minet
Charcoal and conte on rag paper
30" x 44"
$2900
Cynthia Minet
Charcoal, conte crayon, gouache on Stonehenge paper
22" x 30"
$2500
Cynthia Minet works with recycled plastics and light to address environmental issues in illuminated, site-responsive sculptures and installations, often paired with preparatory drawings on paper. Her process involves extensive research into animal gesture and anatomy, place and history, and developments in science and technology. Using mostly translucent recycled plastics, her artwork combines well-crafted anatomical accuracy with a hand-built aesthetic. Wires connecting the LEDS are visible on the works, adding an element of contour line that is repeated in the drawings that often accompany her installations. She sees the animals she portrays as surrogates for human experience, and the plastic materials they are made from draw attention to the petrochemicals that contribute to climate change, species extinction, and ecological devastation. Her goal is to both seduce and unsettle the viewer, prompting consideration of our shared responsibility for the natural world.
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