TWO SONS ACROSS THE REEF by Bobbi Salvör Menuez

Unique 3 x 5 x 3 inch hand-built Zanzibar clay double candelabra with white crawl and clear glazes.

Working with clay for over a decade, Menuez expands their sculptural practice into a space of relational aesthetics; hand building pieces that have functional, ritual capacity. Starting this work initially for site specific activations, working within their collective Spiral Theory Test Kitchen, through which they engage food as psychosexual, sculptural, social and spiritual medium. Menuez continues to explore building vessels, tea sets, treasure boxes, and objects for the home and altar.

Bobbi Salvör Menuez, b. 1993, New York, is an transdisciplinary artist and actor. Menuez has shown work, curated performances, and organized workshops and happenings at a wide range of spaces including MoMA, Bridget Donahue Gallery, The Kitchen, The Knockdown Center, the Whitney, the Highline, Performance Space New York, Colette (Paris), Breakfast Club (Tokyo), and Lunga School (Iceland). Their writing has been published with Penguin UK, Candy Transversal, Marfa Journal, Purple & Cultured magazines. They are one-third of the collective Spiral Theory Test Kitchen founded alongside collaborators Precious Okoyomon and Quori Theodor in 2018 with which they make queer food-based art. Menuez is based on Lenape Land (aka NYC).