Seventeen Shitty Mountains (Study 7), 2019 plaster she sees her job to

she sees her job to tell stories that are reflective of her coming-of-age in Detroit’s Eastside and Black Bottom neighborhoods

each cake has distinctive colorful details inside waiting to be revealed

Abigail also designed and produced the custom fireplace tile found throughout BasBlue

Small Maple Cheeseboard 2

extending the scope and experience of the work and re-contextualizing it within her career’s long engagement with organic forms and the evolution of language

Seventeen Shitty Mountains (Study 7), 2019 plaster she sees her job toArtist: Scott Hocking Seventeen Shitty Mountains (Study 7), 2019 Concrete, steel, fluorescent pigment paint 30" x 10" x 5" Scott Hocking was born in Redford Township, Michigan in 1975. He has lived and worked in Detroit proper since 1996. He creates site specific installations, sculptures and photography projects, often using found materials and neglected locations. Inspired by subjects ranging from ancient mythologies to current events, his artworks