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Angela Bulich is based in Delray Beach, Florida. With a background in Biological Science and Biochemistry, her early career as a teacher in neurodivergent childhood education; this has shaped her view of art as a tool for self-actualization. She approaches creative acts as a way to understand the world and the identity we inhabit.

She builds and creates structures, exploring how form, function, and material interact. Balancing traditional handcraft with modern industrial tooling, her work reflects a fascination with materials, their behaviors, and the metaphors they reveal.

Her sculptural practice combines robust, structural elements with fluid, feminine forms—opposite yet interconnected forces. Many pieces draw on the featureless “Venus Figures,” one of the oldest and most enduring archetypes in art history, reflecting timeless explorations of femininity, identity, and power..

Her works are figurative, contemplative, with an emphasis on optic sensibilities--mindful of the brain’s fondness of philosophical symbolism and perceptual problem solving. She is influenced by minimalism as it expresses autonomy for constructed objects and the space created by it-

Works from her most recent series feature inconspicuous open cube containers, transforming into a glowing undercurrent of venus figure waves, and unseen shadows casted at the right time-space. Also hand forged and hand cut metal adornments seemingly plucked from the shadows of prior works. Her practice is a reminder that meanings move through mediums, context, time. Artwork that shape shifts. As do we.