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Marcie O’Neill - ‘BONES’

We are delighted to present Marcie O’Neill’s second solo exhibition, BONES.

This new body of sculptural work continues Marcie’s sustained exploration of material, weight, and form. His works invite viewers to consider balance, grounding, and the quiet force of raw materials shaped by hand. We warmly invite you to join us in celebrating this chapter in his practice and to experience the exhibition in person at the gallery.

SHOW NOTES;

Using brutalist forms; steel, stone, concrete, and cast metals. I stage objects in states of deliberate imbalance. These compositions reflect the uncertainty of existence and the quiet negotiations we make with ourselves as we heal. BONES continues this inquiry, proposing that healing is not the restoration of a former state, but the evolution of strength formed precisely at points of vulnerability.

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