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Everything But The Work

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Everything But The Work

2026

2025

Folder: Featured Artists

2026

2025

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@kyle_cottier – What do you do when you’re stuck, burnt out, exhausted, and just plain over it? I think there’s at least one thing that makes you feel good, like in your fucking soul. It’s somewhere nearby, just off to the sid

@kyle_cottier – This writing comes at a time where I feel pretty burnt out, though I think I’m near the end of it—like I’ve been slowly recharging. Otherwise it all sounds a little dismal. If I sound dramatic I’m also a

@kyle_cottier – I started gathering images for this section by thinking about what has quietly shaped my work over time. It became a mix of poets, artists, and memories of landscape. I included pages from Jennifer S. Cheng’s Moon: Letters

@kyle_cottier – In the studio there are boxes of small parts, drilling jigs, sketches and notes scattered across tables, and usually evidence of copious amounts of tea. Reclaimed wood moves slowly through different stages—cutting, drillin

@kyle_cottier – I am an interdisciplinary artist working primarily with wood and photography to create sculptural forms through the accumulation of thousands of small parts—modular units woven into larger structures. My process is rooted

@just_call_me_rain_ – Success, for me, has changed significantly. While I once measured it against external markers—exhibitions, representation, productivity—I now see success simply as being able to make art and sustain an identity

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