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Holding Water
Mary Mattingly is an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores ecological relationships through sculptural ecosystems and collage.
Her public projects, such as Swale, a floating food forest in New York City’s waterways; Waterpod, a self-sufficient living structure on a barge; and the Flock House Project, a series of mobile habitats, address urgent issues around water, food systems, and climate adaptation.
Curated by Dr. Morgan Joseph Hamilton.
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