Fresh Tracks, Triptych

Inspiration

My art moves fluidly between large site-specific outdoor sculptures, small intimate assemblages and room-sized installations. I walk the edge between working in sculpture and other media to explore visual and physical boundaries that diverse materials can present.

Pattern, structure and the perception of space as it relates to the timeline of life unite my creations. My artwork records that space or moment in time while also containing the movement of energy residing there both human and elemental.

Water currents and water lines, patterns of flocking birds called murmurations, and geological formations collect and disperse on my worked surfaces. The structure and patterns of domesticity, family, and history disperse as stacked forms in metal or hundreds of rocks cast in pulp as an homage to honor women.

Inspired by the natural world, time, and a desire to interconnect the spiritual, physical and intellectual my work is a distillation of both personal and collective experience.

Meet the Artist

Radochia studied at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University in Boston, Massachusetts and Hartwick College in Oneonta, New York. Her pronounced athleticism, creativity, and ability to design, draw, and build propelled her into sculpture. She’s developed and combined her interests in sculpture with photography, drawing, architecture, numerics and science. She has been working in New England for over twenty years with working projects abroad in France, Italy, and the Netherlands. Most recently she returned from the American Academy in Rome, Italy.

Kim Radochia
450 Harrison Ave, Suite 202
Boston, MA 02118
(978) 618-7587

259 Concord Street
Gloucester, MA 01930

www.kimradochia.com