“Sergei Isupov’s newest sculptures are tiny universes filled with never-ending narratives in the round.
There are men and women engaged in intimate conversations, traveling in cars and on foot; a mechanic fixes a car; a cat looms large in the background as a couple lounges on a lawn gazing skyward. In all there is an air of urgency; of waiting for the other shoe to drop; of hope.
The work, he insists, is not in response to the war in Kyiv, Ukraine, where his parents, a brother, live and work.
“I made all of this listening to the stories on the radio and talking to my parents every day about what they are going through…”
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