Exploring ideas of interiority, both literal and metaphorical, and drawing connections between the physical and emotional landscapes we inhabit, Biddle’s works evoke a sense of timelessness, as they appear to be ancient artifacts or objects from a distant future. We will exhibit several of Eve’s “ellipses” which are images of local plants, rocks and flowers, screenprinted onto oval wooden panels, as well as cast bronze sculptures made to resemble bones and trilobites.
Eve also has several works (along with some of her late mother’s work (Mary Ann Unger) ) included at the Craft Front and Center show at MAD on view through the end of May of 2025. In addition to her personal practice, Biddle is the co-founder of the Wassaic Project, an arts organization in New York’s Hudson Valley that functions as an arts residency, incubator, and education center. Biddle emphasizes that building community with other artists is a central aspect of her practice, with over 1,500 artists having participated in Wassaic’s residency program and exhibition.