Erika Verzutti has spent the last two decades cultivating a visual language in which painting and sculpture are united. The playful, humorous objects she creates inhabit a spectrum of shapes and scales, and evolve from a core set of materials that include bronze, concrete, clay, and papier-mâché. Although she draws upon recognizable sources — fruit, gemstones, animals, cemeteries — her sculptures transcend literal associations, positioning the object within the realm of the two-dimensional image. This echoes her ongoing interest in engaging with images that she sources from the internet, which merge spacial structures and challenge ways of perceiving.