Charles Long’s sculptures delicately balance humor and whimsy with pathos and high classical references. Using lost wax casting techniques, Long creates anthropomorphic forms that seem to drip and seap across plinths, walls, and ground. His work often makes reference to Giacometti, Dali, and Guston. While his sculptural interventions make the ordinary strange and comical, highlighting our somatic experience, even within a designed and governed space.
