ambivalent machine

Sculpture

ambivalent machine

ambivalent machine is a sculptural object that is part machine, part architectural fragment, but fully neither of these things; it exists in this ambiguity, this abstractness. A mentor of mine once described it as a “cross-section of a building... More

coming soon

Sculpture

coming soon

coming soon is a wall object that takes the form of a banner that might demarcate space, seasonal time, or future plans. The central cement form, similar to pumphouse, mimics the layout of something built or to be built. A banner performs a... More

past fragments

Sculpture

past fragments

past fragments explores the relationship between built structures, place, and desire. Formally, it acts as an architectural fragment, potentially referencing a window frame, an awning, or the point where a building façade meets cement. This... More

still waiting

Sculpture

still waiting

still waiting is an object atop a projecting base akin to a monument. Like Benjamin’s ruin, monuments serve as reminders of past achievement or aspiration, while also suggesting something future-oriented, helping us visualize what might come later.... More

pumphouse

Sculpture

pumphouse

pumphouse is a platform sculpture that recalls a pier, a bridge, or man-made island. The rods and cables add tension or motion, creating a kinetic energy. This platform gestures to the constructed-ness of constructed space, the massive machines and... More

Work by

Julien Woolley-Fisher

Sculpture & Installation

“Julien Fisher is a sculptural artist currently based in Montreal.”