CAROLE FEUERMAN – SEAPORT NEW YORK

 After a year on Park Avenue, five of Carole Feuerman’s iconic swimmers can be seen at the Seaport in New York City.
They will be there until the end of November 2024. Overlooking the East River and with the Brooklyn Bridge as a backdrop,
this open-air exhibition offers – to tourists and New Yorkers alike – a walk imbued with aquatic poetry. 

“SURVIVAL OF SERENA” 

112 x 205,75 x 91,44 cm 

“The physical sense of being at peace derived from the act of submerging in water suggests the importance of an ordinary and universal activity.” 

« NEW YORK CITY SLICKER » 

160 x 89 x 96,52 cm 

“I never knew what my coat was saying about me until I observed New Yorkers in the rain. Then, it hit me.
The weather was showery and wintry, and most of them were wearing shiny rain slickers that I named ‘New York City Slickers’.” 

« JUSTICE » 

284,50 x 218,45 x 257,81 cm 

“Sitting on a polished sphere representing the world, this sculpture symbolizes the scales of justice.
Now more than ever, we must each examine who we are, and what kind of world we want to live in. Our democracy is at stake.” 

« BROOKE WITH BEACH BALL » 

114,5 x 152,5 x 109,20 cm 

“Brooke with Beach Ball’ is a child playing near the water with a ball and a smile on her face, is something we wish for all children.” 

« BIBI ON THE BALL » 

162,55 x 86,35 x 116,85 cm 

“Bibi on the Ball’ was inspired by my love of the beach and the enjoyment of the simple things in life. Remember, always live in the moment.”