This exhibition is inspired by a play on the word vestibule: the threshold to an entrance of an interior reality, and the vestibular system: that which creates a sense of internal balance within the body.

Nell Hull:

"My work is the proof of my existence confined in this earthly body and an exploration into what it means to suffer and celebrate being human. I have more recently begun to explore textiles as a way of softening my art practice. I am excited to pair my textile creations with my ceramic work for the first time in this exhibition."

Alison Krenzer:

"My work explores the binaries of attraction and repulsion, femininity and masculinity, and disgust and desire. While seeking to blur the line between the two distinctions, I aim to confront viewer's own notions about desirability and beauty."

Izanna Perry:

"My current work explores the connection between the body and how our emotions physically manifest themselves in our bodies. I try to imbue a sense of childlike whimsy and dread in my sculptures by taking inspiration from my own anxieties, childhood memories, and forms in nature."