Suzan Globus

Lives and works in Red Bank, NJ, USA

Artist statement

My work addresses society’s indifference towards women and the environment. I draw parallels between the two through the lens of the passage of time. By bringing discarded materials like tree bark, paper, and textile scraps into work often replicating the female form, I reference shedding, uncovering, revealing, rebirth and transformation. My multidisciplinary practice seeks to nurture rejuvenation of the fraying relationships among humans and the natural world.

Artwork

• Passing Through, 2022. Wire mesh
• Grounded, 2022. Wire Mesh
• Bark Intaglio, 2022. Ink on bark
• Grip, 2022. Ink, marker, graphite, string, duct tape, synthetic plastic on bark
• Fez 1, 2019. Acrylic, graphite on bark
• Free Territory of, 2022. Acrylic, ink, graphite on bark with brass rods
• Reflections, 2022. Wire Mesh