Keeley Haftner is a process-driven sculptor who transforms socially and environmentally problematic materials into sculpture. She does this through the creation and use of systems that endeavor toward physical losslessness. The formal outcomes of these processes often foster an unexpected misrecognition between the perceived artificial and real.
Decomposition, 2015, Light table, 3D prints from handmade PLA filament
(detail) Decomposition, 2015, Light table, 3D prints from handmade PLA filament
Geodesy, 2016, found sculpture, tumbled
(detail) Geodesy, 2016, found sculpture, tumbled
Cupcycle, 2015, Extruder, 3D printer, handmade PLA filament
(detail)Cupcycle, 2015, Extruder, 3D printer, handmade PLA filament
searching for metaphors with masses to match the weight of their subjects, 2016, 3D printed PLA from disposable cups and ABS from vehicular waste, chalk, latex
(detail) searching for metaphors with masses to match the weight of their subjects, 2016, 3D printed PLA from disposable cups and ABS from vehicular waste, chalk, latex
the world, a single-sided quarter, 2016, 3D printed ABS from vehicular waste, acrylic, latex
(detail) the world, a single-sided quarter, 2016, 3D printed ABS from vehicular waste, acrylic, latex
