Alongside the sculptural workshop, works by participants from the Fluid Forms course will be presented in a dedicated basement exhibition space within the house. Transforming the lower level into an immersive environment of sculptural experiments, material studies, and process-based installations, the presentation highlights the tactile and exploratory nature of the course through works created in plaster, cement, and mixed media.

Instructor and Curator: Katerina Sokolovskaya is a Brooklyn-based sculptor and educator with a background in both classical and contemporary sculpture. She holds B.A. and M.A. degrees in Sculpture from the St. Petersburg Stieglitz State Academy of Art and Design and an M.A. in Curatorial Studies from St. Petersburg State University (Smolny College) and Bard College, NY. Katerina has over a decade of experience working with materials such as plaster, resin, wood, silicone, and mixed media. Her works have been exhibited internationally, and her teaching practice focuses on material experimentation, embodied processes, and connecting traditional craftsmanship with contemporary sculpture. She is the founder of Sculpture School, an independent educational project in New York that cultivates hands-on learning and artistic dialogue through sculptural practice.