Crucible for smoldering and igniting by Marina Zurkow

Crucible for smoldering and igniting2022

Archival print on Hahnemuhle metallic rag36 x 24 in / 91.4 x 61 cmEdition of 3, 1 AP

Marina Zurkow’s Crucible series urges a conversation between individual and global moments, touching on intimate aspects of this relationship. The porous connection between a lived experience to the far-reaching environment is portrayed through domestic, material manifestations. The artist’s own souvenirs, inherited objects, and hand-built ceramics interface with instances of environmental disaster and geo-planetary disruption. Crucible for smoldering and igniting pulls imagery from Russia's "zombie fires", a nickname for the recent phenomenon where fires have stayed smoldering underground from winters past. A wasp nest and ceramic figurine from Sicily accompany the satellite imagery.

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World Wind

Marina Zurkow Crucible for smoldering and igniting, 2022