Heather Rowe, Visiting Artist Lecture

Heather Rowe's constructions and work lie at the intersection of sculpture, architecture, and installation. Her work engages with space, memory, and how our bodies experience the built world, both physically and psychologically. Rowe is interested in mining space and architecture through familiar building materials, mirrors, ideas of modernism and the history of decoration, often conflated with narrative or filmic references. Her work expresses a notion of fragility—one that presents a personal negotiation with implied danger or a heightened sense of theatrical threat.