How rituals act as the glue of human connection
In short: Contemporary sculptor Petah Coyne explores the profound power of ritual through her response to a Japanese outer robe featuring Mount Hōrai in The Met's collection.
In this episode of The Artist Project, Petah Coyne reflects on how shared rituals serve as a fundamental force that binds humanity together. As a sculptor and photographer recognized for large-scale hanging installations and floor works, Coyne uses her unique perspective to engage with historical artifacts.
Her creative process is defined by the use of unconventional and innovative materials to build complex, disparate compositions.
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