"I see my work as jewelry but not to adorn the body... rather (to) augment the soul," Fensterstock says in a statement. "I invite viewers to pause and reflect on their place within a collective experience and embrace their perceived imperfections-acknowledging that our differences, flaws, and struggles are what make us uniquely human."
The artist plays with light and contrast, composing spherical surfaces and dark cavities that glint in the light. She uses natural crystals, like quartz, and repurposed found objects like chandelier parts, Swarovski gems, antique beads, and glass.
Fensterstock presents a new body of intimate sculptures and Swarovski crystal-coated drawings that reflect moments of introspection and inner peace.
Like crystallized meteors or mysterious terrestrial phenomena, Lauren Fensterstock's jewel-encrusted sculptures reflect the artist's interest in sacred symbols of the universe.
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