Abigalucien: Blood of the Earth

About the Exhibition

This exhibition centers on newly created sculptural works by Haitian American artist Abigail Lucien, exploring how iron connects humanity, history, and the material world. It uses iron as material to explore personal and collective memory, cultural heritage, and the relationship with nature, addressing historical wounds and healing through visual experience. Key works include sculptures and installations made of iron, offering a visual language that crosses the boundary between tradition and modernity, the individual and the collective. The exhibition comprises a total of 12 works, centered on the theme of iron, using a range of visual compositions and symbolic expression to prompt deep reflection in viewers. Works that explore both the physical properties and historical meaning of iron in particular stand as the exhibition's central highlight, offering visitors a striking visual impact and an opportunity for reflection.