Teresa Solar Abboud’s work spans sculpture, drawing, and video, and is rooted in a fragmented narration of the contemporary world. Rather than proposing a singular, overarching vision, it evokes multiple bodies, events, and histories perceived only in part, which together form a mosaic-like universe.
Solar Abboud occupies space with works of varying scale and materiality: clay, found objects, and human-made symbols coexist within her installations. In her practice, she alludes to material entities in states of transformation and to the tension between seemingly opposing concepts such as the organic and the synthetic, the interior and the exterior, or infrastructure and organism, bringing them into coexistence. She approaches these relationships through an organic sensibility, as if they were bodily functions, while simultaneously foregrounding the complex systems of interdependence that structure the industrial world, where hybrid forms of existence continuously emerge.
