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A photograph of a grouping of ten small soft sculptures covered with patterns that resemble polished stone of different hues. Half of the sculptures are short and triangular where the other half are tall like an obelisk with a rounded top.A photograph of two small soft sculptures covered with patterns that resemble polished stone of different hues. One sculpture is short and triangular where the other one is tall like an obelisk with a rounded top.A photograph of the bottom sides of two small soft sculptures covered with patterns that resemble polished stone of different hues. Each one has a label reading the title of the edition (Hard Feels), the artist's signature, and edition number.A photograph of two small soft sculptures covered with patterns that resemble polished stone of different hues. One sculpture is short and triangular where the other one is tall like an obelisk with a rounded top.A photograph of the bottom sides of two small soft sculptures covered with patterns that resemble polished stone of different hues. Each one has a label reading the title of the edition (Hard Feels), the artist's signature, and edition number.A photograph of two small soft sculptures covered with patterns that resemble polished stone of different hues. One sculpture is short and triangular where the other one is tall like an obelisk with a rounded top.A photograph of the bottom sides of two small soft sculptures covered with patterns that resemble polished stone of different hues. Each one has a label reading the title of the edition (Hard Feels), the artist's signature, and edition number.A photograph of two small soft sculptures covered with patterns that resemble polished stone of different hues. One sculpture is short and triangular where the other one is tall like an obelisk with a rounded top.A photograph of the bottom sides of two small soft sculptures covered with patterns that resemble polished stone of different hues. Each one has a label reading the title of the edition (Hard Feels), the artist's signature, and edition number.A photograph of two small soft sculptures covered with patterns that resemble polished stone of different hues. One sculpture is short and triangular where the other one is tall like an obelisk with a rounded top.A photograph of the bottom sides of two small soft sculptures covered with patterns that resemble polished stone of different hues. Each one has a label reading the title of the edition (Hard Feels), the artist's signature, and edition number.

Artist Edition

Hard Feels

Edition

1

Description

This artist edition of miniature soft sculptures by artist and choreographer Brendan Fernandes is modeled after their gallery counterparts, Soft Touch I and II. Fernandes, who identifies as multinational and queer, has written dance scores taking artist Scott Burton's furniture sculptures as a point of departure to explore the duality of display and concealment in gay cruising culture. Hard Feels continues this dialogue of call and response, encapsulating the spirit of this unique artistic exchange.

Digitally printed cotton canvas, buckwheat shells.
Rock I: 9 x 5 x 5 inches
Rock II: 4.5 x 6.25 x 4.25
Edition of 5. 3 Artist Proofs.
Includes a certificate of authenticity.

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Meet the Artist

Brendan Fernandes

Chicago-based artist Brendan Fernandes creates expressive works at the intersection of dance and visual arts, addressing themes of displacement, migration, labor, and queerness. Drawing on his multicultural identity and background as a trained ballet dancer, Fernandes combines movement, sculpture, and video to forge collaborative, politically charged art that defies traditional boundaries.