Beth Cavener encases human feelings in woods creature frames. These figure are produced using stoneware on different metal casings. Cavener makes these creatures in structures very human, to "encapsulate the results of human apprehension, disregard, animosity, and misconception". She strips human mental articulation of connection and reveals to them in uncanny point of interest.
"I need to pry at those uncomfortable, unbalanced edges in the middle of creature and human." Cavener composes on her site. "Caught in their own inward and outer battles, the figures express dissatisfaction for the human inclination towards savagery and absence of comprehension. Something cognizant and knowing is caught in their motions and expressions. A welcome and a reproach." Cavener works in Helena, Montana, and has been quickly picking up distinction since 2002.
