Torpid combines aged fabrics, texture, and found materials in a meditative vertical composition. The layered surfaces appear dormant yet alive, holding the faint memory of touch and pressure.
A recessed cavity at the center cradles a wrapped interior form — an image of something preserved, suspended, or waiting beneath the weight of time.
Subtle gradations of beige, ochre, and gray evoke weathered fabric and quiet endurance. The upper section, with its rusted curved spring and muted stitching, suggests both fatigue and resilience — the moment where rest becomes a kind of survival.
This mixed-media assemblage sculpture stands as a tactile record of stillness — a wabi-sabi expression of the slow processes of emotional repair.
Each original by Ned Albright is part of the Attachment Series, which investigates the textures of vulnerability, restraint, and transformation.
Torpid combines aged fabrics, texture, and found materials in a meditative vertical composition. The layered surfaces appear dormant yet alive, holding the faint memory of touch and pressure.
A recessed cavity at the center cradles a wrapped interior form — an image of something preserved, suspended, or waiting beneath the weight of time.
Subtle gradations of beige, ochre, and gray evoke weathered fabric and quiet endurance. The upper section, with its rusted curved spring and muted stitching, suggests both fatigue and resilience — the moment where rest becomes a kind of survival.
This mixed-media assemblage sculpture stands as a tactile record of stillness — a wabi-sabi expression of the slow processes of emotional repair.
Each original by Ned Albright is part of the Attachment Series, which investigates the textures of vulnerability, restraint, and transformation.
