Wade Kramm is a contemporary artist working primarily in sculpture and installation. His work explores themes of perception, phenomenology, and the quiet assumptions embedded in everyday spaces. By mimicking or re-presenting elements of the gallery itself, walls, floors, moldings, and reflections, his installations create moments of visual ambiguity that prompt viewers to question what is real, what is constructed, and how space is actively experienced rather than passively observed. His process emphasizes meticulous measurement and exacting fabrication, resulting in works that appear seamless while remaining perceptually destabilizing. He has received various grants and awards including a Joan Mitchell Grant and a grant from the Rhode Island State Council for the Arts. Most recently, Kramm completed a residency with the Pittsburgh Glass Center and a solo show at the Catskill Art Space.
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