Wendy Letven: I Notice The Earth Echoes

Through it’s repetitions and rhythms of interwoven parts, the sculptural installation by Wendy Letven, I Notice The Earth Echoes, celebrates the reverberations and cycles of change in nature across our planet. Thinking about change as a primary condition of life it is intended for the viewer to perceive a different composition from every angle, like an ever-changing landscape painting. Variations on natural themes within the piece are orchestrated to echo one another, implying a strong connection between sight and sound.

Curated by Common Ground Arts.

About Wendy Letven

Wendy Letven is a multidisciplinary artist working in sculpture, installation and painting in the New York area. She has created installations for Art on Paper Fair, the Flatiron Prow Artspace, Market Art and Design, The Sheila R. Johnson Gallery at the New School, and other art organizations. Wendy is a MacDowell Colony Fellow and a recipient of a Workspace Grant from Dieu Donne Papermill in New York. Raised in Philadelphia, she received a BFA from Tyler School of Art and an MFA from Hunter College. Wendy teaches Art and Design at Parsons School of Design.