Carol Ann Fay

I draw from the landscapes of my own experiences and from the quiet lessons of nature. Together, they shape figures that speak of relationships, of emotions remembered, of moments that blur the boundary between inner and outer worlds.Though rooted in my own life, these sculptures are not closed narratives. I see them as open doors, offering each viewer a chance to step inside with their own memories. My hope is that the work stirs recognition — a face, a gesture, a feeling — something long carried, waiting to be seen again.For me, sculpture is a way of giving form to peace and joy across time: in what has been, what is, and what is still to come. Each piece is an act of release and connection, a space where the past and present touch — and where others might find reflection, solace, and possibility.