Luna Palazzolo-Daboul’s *Of Ivory & Flesh* presents sculptures made from galvanized pipe and more than 40,000 hand-cast cement beads. Rigid frameworks support cascading forms that make cement behave like fabric and architecture resemble the body. Drawing on Ovid’s Pygmalion myth and Simone Weil’s writing on gravity, the works explore weight, tenderness, support, vulnerability, and the space between object and body.
