Catherine Sculpts

02/10/2026

Still in love with the undulating folds and ripples I found in metalwork.

Detail of my sculpture, Sown Beneath the Shatter | 2025 | forged and fabricated steel.

This work was on display in conversation with the artwork of in our joint exhibition, Inner Landscapes: Tracing the Rhythms of Persistence at ‘s gallery.

📸 credit: Fanni Somogyi

02/10/2026

Sometimes cool things happen when you take risks. I really love how the patina records the state of my frazzled mind, rushed and experimenting late in the studio.

Detail of my sculpture, Sown Beneath the Shatter | 2025 | forged and fabricated steel.

This work was on display in conversation with the artwork of in our joint exhibition, Inner Landscapes: Tracing the Rhythms of Persistence at ‘s gallery.

📸 credit: Fanni Somogyi

02/10/2026

Detail of my sculpture, Sown Beneath the Shatter | 2025 | forged and fabricated steel.

This work was on display in conversation with the artwork of in our joint exhibition, Inner Landscapes: Tracing the Rhythms of Persistence at ‘s gallery.

📸 credit: Fanni Somogyi

02/08/2026

Some shots from my joint exhibition Macomb Community College Art Department with Fanni Somogyi, last semester.

Between the rush to move out of the studio and into a new stage of my career, I hadn't taken taken time to really process the experience. A lot of my work got shoved wherever it would fit and exposed to rain as I rushed to load what seemed like my whole life in that truck.

Unburying my work left me surprised to see how much the rust had spread and seemingly brought new life into it. Welcoming the change, I'm excited to continue exploring that transformation in new artwork.

Thank you, Fanni for documenting this show and taking (and uploading) so many lovely shots. Looking forward to share more in the upcoming weeks.

09/25/2025

Please join me and for the closing reception of Inner Landscapes: Tracing the Rhythms of Persistence at the Art Gallery of Macomb Community College tonight, from 5 pm - 8 pm.

Macomb Community College, Center Campus- L building

44575 Garfield rd., Clinton Township, MI 48038

“Inner Landscapes: Tracing the Rhythms of Persistence”

Metal remembers. It holds the marks of heat and pressure, the echoes of cycles that shape both matter and life. Metalsmithing is anchored in patience, demanding we pause long enough for memory, emotion, and matter to settle into form. In our practices, Metal is more than material—it is vessel, conduit, surface, and skin. It maps inner landscapes and mirrors bodily systems, recording the slow work of transformation.

09/25/2025

Around this time one year ago, and I installed in the same space for the crit that launched our final year of grad school .

We had been excited about each other’s work before but had never considered our practice in proximity of one another. In that crit space we started to see just how much our work breathed together.

Come explore the harmonious coexistence we began to define in our time tonight, from 5 pm - 8 pm at !


Macomb Community College- Center Campus L Building

44575 Garfield Rd., Clinton Township, MI 48038

04/21/2025

04/19/2025

Had such a nice time getting to speak with so many people about my work. Thanks for taking the time to stop in for open studios!