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161: Madisyn Zabel
Construct XXXII | 2025
$1,500
| Weight | 1 kg |
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| Dimensions | 11 cm × 12.5 cm × 6 cm |
| Filter Medium | Glass |
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| Edition Type | Unique |
| Catalogue number | 161 |
| Location |
Construct XXXII is part of a series exploring the transformative nature of glass through a single geometric form, crafted using lamination, gluing, and coldworking techniques.
The work highlights glass’s dualities – transparency and opacity, interior and exterior -while playing with colour, light, and form. Positioned in a liminal space, it blurs boundaries and invites shifting perceptions.
Contrasts between machined precision and hand-finished surfaces are enhanced by changing light, encouraging viewers to consider the thresholds between perception and reality within this ambiguous material.
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To : Sculpture on the Farm
Construct XXXII | 2025 Sculptor Bio
Madisyn Zabel
I'm a glass artist based on Ngunnawal and Ngambri land. Through manipulating external surfaces and internal planes of colour, I explore the relationship between two and three dimensions.
I have exhibited both nationally and internationally, with solo shows at Woollahra Gallery at Redleaf (2024), Sabbia Gallery (2021), and Wagga Wagga Art Gallery (2019).
My work has been recognised with several accolades, including the Museum Kunstpalast Jutta Cuny-Franz Foundation Talent Award (2017), the JamFactory FUSE Emerging Artist Prize (2020), and as a finalist in the Art Gallery of Western Australia’s Tom Malone Prize (2021) and the Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize (2023).
Exhibitions
Axis (Solo), 2025 at Woollahra Gallery at Redleaf
Edge (Solo), 2021 at Sabbia Gallery
Perceptual Reversal (Solo/commissioned exhibition), 2019 at Wagga Wagga Art Gallery
Net Worth (group), 2023 at Canberra Glassworks
Two-Tone (group), 2023 at Craft ACT
Electric Dreams (group), 2022 at Saint Cloche Gallery
Prizes
The Glass Prize Bullseye Glass Artists Winner, Warm Glass (2016)
Museum Kunstpalast Jutta Cuny-Franz Foundation Talent Award (2017)
JamFactory FUSE Emerging Artist Prize (2020)
Collection
Wagga Wagga Art Gallery
