estilo wei artist spotlight
Angelina Mazenko
@arm.fulls_of_art
https://www.angelinamazenko.com/
Interview
As our final spotlight of 2021, we are very pleased to introduce Angelina Mazenko whose works of practical ingenuity combine wholesome elements of everyday home goods with a touch of cheeky surrealism. We met Angelina while working at an art gallery in Lancaster, PA. where we discussed our aesthetic interests and bonded over similar tastes. At that time, Angelina was a student at the Maryland Institute of Art from which she has since graduated. It has been a real treat to witness her work evolve and her artistic career flourish and now we hope in sharing this work she makes an impression on you.
VARIOUS COLLECTIONS
Found Art Suitcase, Walnut Wood, Acrylic Paint, Clock Motor
17.5” x 12.75” x 4”
“Thought Void” is an object created out of physical and mental necessity. The void contains once intrusive thoughts written down onto a piece of paper, never to be retrieved from the container. This allows the user to expel an unwanted thought from their brain while also keeping the thought irretrievable by themselves or people who run risk of coming across these personal thoughts.
Laser-Cut Craft Plywood
7”x 7”x 7”
Ash Wood, Stoneware Ceramic, Cotton Yarn, Polyester Yarn, Canvas
42” x 40” x 60”
Wheel-Thrown Porcelain, Sgraffito Colored Slip, Clear Glaze
3” x 3” x 4” to 9” x 9” x 2”
Folding Desk, 2019
Pine Wood, Walnut Plugs, Titanium Hardware
26” x 26” x 25”
Crown Light, 2019
Welded Steel Pencil Rod and Steel Sheet Metal, Titanium Chain, Battery-Operated Lights
13”x 8”x8”
Raku Tea Bowls, 2019
Raku Clay, Clear Crackle and Copper Glazes
4” x 4” x 4” to 4” x 4” x 7”
Sweet Tooth, 2019
Casted Isomalt Sugar, Granulated Sugar, Found Porcelain Dish, Cotton Napkin
7.5”x 7.5”
Memory Ring, 2019
Soldered Copper Sheet Metal, Printed Photographs
1.5” x 1” x 0.5”
