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Join the roomLinda Fleming is an American sculptor and former educator. She has been active since the late 1960s, producing abstract, monumental and miniature constructions and figurative and abstract drawings, employing materials including laser-cut steel, salvaged wood logs and beams, bronze, wool, rubber, glass and paper. Drawing inspiration from the physical world, science and imagination, her work is noted for its fluid sense of form, scale and allusion. Critics describe her sculpture as at once evocative of ephemeral, structural and cosmological phenomena: subatomic particles, the paths of stars and nebulae, human instruments and contraptions, abstract thought, webs, lace and smoke. Donna Schumacher of Sculpture observed, "Fleming has been evolving a body of work that strives to express the simultaneous realities found in the space between: between conscious and subconscious, form and matter, science and art, between this world and the one just beyond perception."
