Untitled Grey

Samuelle Green’s large-scale sculptures reference the complex systems inherent in nature from which we borrow and take for granted: a beehive, a bird’s nest, a spider’s web. Constructed from paper and glue, wood and wire, and other everyday items, each work is a study in biomimicry, and each one is an otherworldly environment in and of itself—of growth and decay, order and chaos. These dichotomies are succinctly captured in Untitled Grey, an impressive structure of interwoven shapes and textures that’s far from a simple re-creation of nature, displaying the ephemeral beauty in nature’s designs.