Brazilian artist Sacha Ingber presents 'Two,' a solo exhibition at Uffner & Liu in New York, featuring works in pigmented resin, ceramics, and functional objects that explore themes of pairing, connection, and codependence. The show includes paired notebooks, ceramic figures sharing handles, and a backgammon board designed for two players, all emphasizing the relational space between objects and bodies.
The exhibition matters because it foregrounds a tactile, hand-made process that challenges the passive role of materials, turning them into active fields of meaning. Ingber’s work also weaves personal family memory—evoking her grandmother and great-aunt through woven details—into a broader meditation on how proximity and tension between elements generate both formal and emotional significance, reflecting contemporary interests in materiality, craft, and autobiography in visual art.