EMMY CORSARO
Untitled 1
construction fencing, assorted fabric scraps
47” x 40” x 1.5”
DESCRIPTION
Untitled 1 is a geometric, woven textile. The work is amusing and
sporadic, with a personality that shines through the use of sewing and
combined found material. The work repurposes with meditative and
conscious emotion, for personal needs, as a way to cope with healing a
wound that may seem to never heal. These are wounds that the world
physically has that a semi-functioning society ignores, such as clothing
and fabrics destined for landfills. The viewer is urged to take mindful
approaches to consumption and waste, and to reflect on sustainability,
reuse, and the hidden beauty within what we call waste.
Untitled 1
construction fencing, assorted fabric scraps
47” x 40” x 1.5”
DESCRIPTION
Untitled 1 is a geometric, woven textile. The work is amusing and
sporadic, with a personality that shines through the use of sewing and
combined found material. The work repurposes with meditative and
conscious emotion, for personal needs, as a way to cope with healing a
wound that may seem to never heal. These are wounds that the world
physically has that a semi-functioning society ignores, such as clothing
and fabrics destined for landfills. The viewer is urged to take mindful
approaches to consumption and waste, and to reflect on sustainability,
reuse, and the hidden beauty within what we call waste.
INSTA @emmy.corsaro
WEBSITE
EMAIL- E.Corsaro.Art@gmail.com
BIO
Emmy Corsaro is a multimedia three-dimensional artist based in Cleveland, Ohio. Corsaro utilizes fiber and found objects to externalize the idea, expression, and acceptance of grief through her art. A large portion of her works fall into a family of creatures that utilize object empathy to encourage viewer interaction.
Corsaro’s most recent exhibition was Fresh: Soft Offerings at Summit Artspace, in which her sculpture Yesterday was on view. Presently, Corsaro is in her third year at the Cleveland Institute of Art, expecting to graduate in 2026 with her BFA in Sculpture and Expanded Media. Afterwards she intends to pursue a career in art therapy in order to continue her lifelong passion for helping others.
SECONDARY PIECE
Corsaro’s most recent exhibition was Fresh: Soft Offerings at Summit Artspace, in which her sculpture Yesterday was on view. Presently, Corsaro is in her third year at the Cleveland Institute of Art, expecting to graduate in 2026 with her BFA in Sculpture and Expanded Media. Afterwards she intends to pursue a career in art therapy in order to continue her lifelong passion for helping others.
SECONDARY PIECE
Emmy Corsaro
Do you like how my nails match my cigarettes?
cotton t-shirt, metal hanger, wood frame, ink
40” x 47” x 1.5”
Do you like how my nails match my cigarettes?
cotton t-shirt, metal hanger, wood frame, ink
40” x 47” x 1.5”