Sculptor Ursula von Rydingsvard describes this wall mounted cedar relief sculpture as beginning ‘gently then growing belligerent’ as its rows of cavities expand and lose their form closer to the floor. On the flip side of aggressive, the carved wood forms are characterized by a softness that suggests disintegration. Rising, falling and sliding along the wall, this sculpture’s shapes appear to be in constant motion. (On view at Galerie Lelong in Chelsea through June 23rd).
