Carole A. Feuerman

Kendall Island

Kendall Island presents a swimmer seated on the edge of an architectural block, legs suspended and head lowered in a moment that feels private rather than posed. The crisp geometry of the plinth contrasts with the softness of the body, while the strappy swimsuit, swim cap and water droplets intensify Feuerman’s attention to surface. Life-size, table-top and public versions make scale part of the experience: the figure can feel intimate at close range or unexpectedly vulnerable in an urban setting. The collection reflects Feuerman’s ability to turn a poolside pause into a sustained psychological image.

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