Sewing on Saturday Morning Vessel
2025
Spackling paste, plaster, Roman Clay, and acrylic paint.
Ø10" × 11.25" H
8.9 lbs
Sewing on Saturday Morning Vessel explores fragility as an act of care and remembrance. Inspired by learning to sew alongside her mother and grandmother, the vessel’s pleated, dart-like folds translate the gestures of muslin fabric shaping into sculptural form. These movements, once used to create and mend, become abstractions that honor touch, skill, and family inheritance. Constructed from spackling paste and plaster, it transforms materials of labor and repair into a tender record of resilience. Fragility becomes strength through holding, preserving, and honoring, connecting the intimacy of domestic craft to contemporary objects.
usd $1,500
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Dos Caras
2025
Plaster, spackling paste, Roman clay, acrylic paint, birchwood, foam, plastic.
16.5 in H × 12.5 in W × 4 in
Dos Caras is a sculptural piece that honors Curiel’s Mexican heritage. It features accents inspired by billowing forms and rocks, drawing from Curiel’s childhood memories of bathing in the river at her grandmother’s house in Mexico.
The name, Spanish for “two faces,” reflects the work’s dual-sided base, each side presenting a distinct arrangement of forms. Designed as both an art object and a functional vessel, it can hold a candle or a single flower stem, or stand on its own as a contemplative form.
usd $5,500
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Vase No. 1
2025
Spackling paste, plaster, foam, plywood, clay, acrylic paint, PVC.
19” H × 6” D
8.9 lbs
Vase No. 1 features a surface gathered and ruched in delicate folds, drawing from the tactile vocabulary of garment construction. The piece blurs the boundaries between decorative object and sculptural form, synthesizing domestic textile gestures with industrial materials to honor the intertwined legacies of craft and labor within Curiel’s family heritage. Available for acquisition through Love House.
usd $1,500
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Pedestal No. 1
2025
Spackling paste, plaster, foam, birchwood, clay, acrylic paint.
43” H × 20” W (base); top surface: 12.3” × 12.3”
Pedestal No. 1 resembles layers of draped fabric cascading over a pedestal, embodying the intersection of handmade tradition and industrial materiality. The textured surface recalls the fluid folds of fabric and the weight of woven forms. This singular sculptural work stands as a quiet monument to labor, memory, and the material languages passed through generations, reflecting a personal and cultural lineage embedded in both craft and family. Available for acquisition through Love House.
usd $9,500
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Candleholder
2024
Spackling paste, coffee grounds, and metal hardware.
Dimensions vary
.1 lbs
The Candleholder showcases Curiel’s early education in grouting techniques, learned while assisting her father at work. By using simple construction materials, Curiel explores the relationship between material and movement. Designed to hold a standard taper candle, this piece is available in sizes that accommodate one or more candles. While color and texture can be replicated, each structure remains distinct in composition and color.
Holds one tapered candle.
Made to order.
Lead time: 3 weeks
Available in metal finishes: brass, chrome, and iron.
usd $160
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Candleholder
2023
Spackling paste, wax, interior paint, and metal hardware.
The Candleholder showcases Curiel’s early education in grouting techniques, learned while assisting her father at work. By using simple construction materials, Curiel explores the relationship between material and movement.
