Jacqueline Yvonne Tull

A Corner, 2025

Aluminum, stainless steel mesh, steel wool, wire, North American native pollinator seeds

48” x 28” x 21”

$16,000.00

A phantom of an original family heirloom corner cabinet, this sculpture reflects on our desire to cherish and preserve while facing the inevitability of change and life cycles. Over time, its decorative scrollwork will weep rust, and the North American pollinator seeds are given space to grow up through the open center of the sculpture.

Vessel, 2017


Steel strapping, bailing wire


74” x 35” x 24”


$7,000.00

Using the traditional technique of basket weaving, this sculpture references cocoons and sarcophagi to memorialize life transitions, and the identities we leave behind when we pass through change. Its migration to different environments over the years has altered its surface, introducing rust as a record of time.

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