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Amber Rane Sibley: Selected works, 2020-2022

May 31, 2022
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Blind Bobs, 2020
Blissful Inadequacy, 2020
Conditional Admission, 2021
Generous Helping #1, 2021
Generous Helping #2, 2021
Generous Helping #3, 2021
Good! Thanks, 2021
Intransigent, 2021
Ladder of Excess, 2021
Maternal Damnation, 2022
Muliebral Canker, 2021
Pedantic Romantic, 2020
Read This, 2021
Shut-Eyes, 2022
The Ones Who Win, 2022
Trauma Bonding, 2021

Amber Rane Sibley: Selected works, 2020-2022

Amber Rane Sibley’s work explores the unexamined imprisonments that result from narrative identity. The figures that populate her work are surrogates for the collective. They are vessels of self-delusion and self-mythology, crippled creatures debilitated by their own will. They are superior limb-less and nonprehensile with often voluntarily obstructed vision. And yet they make no effort to change their lot. As Sibley excavates the darkened caves of the professed chosen, spiritually special, or the habitually inert she discovers the frightened inner child seeking bedtimes stories to quell the tortures of waking-life. She offers them portraits to embody the fear, the unknowns, and the examination of their actualities. And so the figures become deceptively hopeful, candied representations of the not-knowing, of the un-chosen, and of the ignorant. Do we greet them then as helpless companions in need of aid or the dark mirrors we’ve avoided?

Sibley prizes ceramic for the way it parallels the uniquely human themes that are central to her work; its invitation to imperfection, the primariness of the human hand that crafts it, and the revealed mysteries of its processes—just as one’s narrative identity requires time to show its effects and can never truly be predicted, so too goes the outcome of a glazed and fired form.

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  • Blind Bobs, 2020, Ceramic, 12” x 14” x 6”, Photo by Byungsuk Yoon
  • Blissful Inadequacy, 2020, Ceramic, 16” x 7” x 7”, Photo by Byungsuk Yoon
  • Conditional Admission, 2021, Ceramic, 24” x 20” x 12”, Photo by Byungsuk Yoon
  • Generous Helping #1, 2021, Ceramic, 14” x 11” x 6”, Photo by Byungsuk Yoon
  • Generous Helping #2, 2021 Ceramic, 10” x 12” x 6”, Photo by Byungsuk Yoon
  • Generous Helping #3, 2021, Ceramic, 13” x 10” x 6”, Photo by Byungsuk Yoon
  • Good! Thanks, 2021, Ceramic & Wool, 27” x 16” x 15” , Photo by Byungsuk Yoon
  • Intransigent, 2021, Ceramic, 30” x 30” x 18” , Photo by Byungsuk Yoon
  • Ladder of Excess, 2021, Ceramic, 11″ x 14″ x 8”
  • Maternal Damnation, 2022, Ceramic, 25” x 21” x 20”
  • Muliebral Canker, 2021, Ceramic, 26” x 19″ x 15″, Photo by Byungsuk Yoon
  • Pedantic Romantic, 2020, Ceramic 12” x 12” x 5” , Photo by Byungsuk Yoon
  • Read This, 2021, Ceramic, 18″ x 9″ x 9″
  • Shut-Eyes, 2022, Ceramic, 18″ x 12″ x 6″
  • The Ones Who Win, 2022, Ceramic, 12” x 16”, 22”
  • Trauma Bonding, 2021, Ceramic, 46″ x 22″ x 13”
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