Belt
Belt
By Carole Ingea
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'Belt', Mural Sculpture: Wire Mesh, Plaster Band, 36 x 68 x 15cm, 2022, 850$
Art is the mirror of the soul… Art is a means to express what we feel or have experienced during the time of our existence.
Using different techniques and materials we can transmit what we feel, live, and observe in our own, distinctive way.”
Carole chooses wire mesh to express her concern about the Middle Eastern women's condition.
Her sculptures are transparent like these anonymous women. Each has its own story, and a plaster band highlights it.
The three wall sculptures are part of a series entitled: “Ultramarine”, the color of dreams and mystery. Yet, each sculpture can be displayed alone.
“Belt”, shows a woman’s body with a bodice that wraps around her waist and prevents her from moving freely. Imprisonment has both a physical and a moral aspect. Society and prejudice prevent her from choosing her destiny freely.
About Carole Ingea
Carole Ingea, a Lebanese artist born in Beirut in the sixties, earned her Master’s degree in Advertising at ALBA (Académie Libanaise des Beaux-Arts) in 1987.
With a successful career as an art director in both France and Lebanon, she eventually retired to pursue her true passion: sculpture.
Under the guidance of Gulene Der Boghossian, she honed her skills for six years (2012-2018), mastering the use of various materials such as clay, plaster, and wire in sculpting.
Her art is figurative, light, and airy. If her resin and bronze sculptures are cheerful, her wire mesh addresses a more serious message about women’s conditions.