Enigmachick

Artist Statement

My work is a visible, tangible expression of different aspects of my "self". It's the journey of translating thoughts, visions, fleeting moments and emotions into three-dimensional forms that convey them instantly and profoundly. My artistic challenge lies in distilling simplicity into visual constructs that resonate universally, evoking recognition and emotion. My aspiration is that my work sparks moments of contemplation or emotion in viewers, whether aligned with my intent or through unexpected connections, thereby fulfilling its purpose.

Biography

Victoria Milne uses her desire to explore and express ideas, emotions, and observations physically through sculpting. Her inspirations vary from spontaneous creations (letting shapes and textures lead her), to planned, intentional designs. Largely self-taught, she works mainly in metal, often incorporating found objects as a point of departure or accent. Her interest in contrast and fluidity is evident in her work. Using hard, sharp materials she creates soft, curvaceous forms. Jagged metal, nails and fish hooks become waves, flowers or depictions of identity and personality.

She has completed residencies at the Steel Yard in Providence, RI, was juried into prestigious shows including Artfields 2020 and 2022; three Catherine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club shows in New York city and the 2022 Showcase at Studio 80+ Sculpture Grounds. She worked as a fabrication assistant for Sculptor Gilbert Boro's Studio 80 in Old Lyme, CT and has several pieces in private collections in Germany, New York and Florida.

Exhibition History (CV)