This work believes in an invisible energetic connection of all things and is a fantastical interpretation of what those ephemeral ties might look like. Living or inanimate, our existence plays out in an interconnected timeline forged in our common elemental make-up. When we are no longer, our matter repurposes into new. This work is ultimately about our collective Impermanence. And the energetic residue left behind. Lori Illner Greene explores ideas of fragility through figurative sculpture, pastels and encaustic painting. Her work is informed by ideas of energetic connections associated with particle physics. She often utilizes the technique of paper mâché like assemblage to create sculptures that become the subject of her photographic imagery, drawings and paintings.