Kendra Haste's artistic approach transforms galvanized wire into expressive animal sculptures, capturing their essence and inner vitality. Her latest exhibition, Big Bad Wolf, showcases eleven sculptures of native Northern German wildlife, addressing themes of conservation and rewilding. The exhibit invites viewers to explore a wilderness through realistic depictions that evoke emotional responses while maintaining environmental awareness. Haste's ability to convey mood and presence sets her work apart, making her first solo museum exhibition in Germany a significant milestone in her career.
Haste's work embraces realism without losing touch with the emotional impact animals can have on human viewers, capturing more than anatomy.
The Big Bad Wolf exhibition unfolds as a contemplative walk through a reimagined wilderness, inviting guests to reckon with themes of conservation and ecological responsibility.
Haste's medium of choice, galvanized wire, transforms what is traditionally utilitarian into expressive sculptures that communicate mood, alertness, and stillness.
Each figure pulses with an inner vitality that feels quietly electric, echoing the essence of creatures rather than merely replicating their outward appearance.
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