Effigies in a Wood

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View #1, Effigies in a Wood Installation by Linda Sgoluppi of shamanistic effigies made from hessian and cord, with rough tactile cloth skin lying on the forest floor inside a makeshift shelter constructed from fallen branches, dappled woodland light filtering through, forming a fleeting installation that evokes stillness, impermanence, introspection, and the fragile boundary between presence and absence.

View #1 - Effigies on the ground of an open woodland shelter

View #2, Effigies in a Wood Installation by Linda Sgoluppi of shamanistic hessian and cord effigies with textured cloth skin suspended from the branches of a woodland shelter, their fragile forms swaying gently with air and shadow, creating a fleeting installation emphasizing transience, ritual presence, and quiet contemplation within the forest.

View #2 - Effigies suspended in an open woodland shelter

View #3, Effigies in a Wood Installation by Linda Sgoluppi of suspended shamanistic effigies in close view, their rough cloth surfaces and simple construction reacting to filtered light, the tactile skin and fragile supports forming a fleeting installation that suggests impermanence, introspection, and a subtle tension between form and void.

View #3 - Effigies suspended in an open woodland shelter

View #4, Effigies in a Wood Installation by Linda Sgoluppi of multiple shamanistic effigies laid on the woodland floor, their rough tactile cloth bodies juxtaposed with leaves, earth, and fallen branches, creating a fleeting installation that evokes contemplation, impermanence, and the quiet presence of life and decay in a secluded forest shelter.

View #4 _ Effigies on the ground of an open woodland shelter

View #5, Effigies in a Wood Installation by Linda Sgoluppi of a close-up of suspended shamanistic hessian figures, their textured cloth skin detailed against the backdrop of forest light and shadows, forming a fleeting installation that emphasizes tactility, ephemeral presence, and the ritual-like quietude of the work.

View #5 - Effigies suspended in an open woodland shelter

View #6, Effigies in a Wood Installation by Linda Sgoluppi of a carved wooden word reading “Whatever” attached to a branch in the forest, its rough tactile surface contrasting with leaves and bark, part of a fleeting installation that reinforces themes of impermanence, introspection, and conceptual presence within the woodland setting.

View #6 - A wooden 'Whatever' in a forest

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