Sasha Fishman is a sculptor and plastics enthusiast interested in
material
futures in
relation to water systems.
Sasha’s work has been featured in group exhibitions at Andrew Edlin Gallery, New York (2019); Gallery ALSO, Los Angeles (2019); the Visual Arts Center, Austin (2019, 2018, 2017); and the Rosenberg Gallery at Goucher College, Baltimore Maryland (2019), among others. Sasha is a nominee for the Rema Hort Mann Emerging Artist Grant (2020) and is a recipient of numerous awards, including a grant from The Dallas Museum of Art (2018), research fellowships from The University of Texas at Austin (2018), and scholarships from Urban Glass, Oxbow and Anderson Ranch.
She is pursing cross discipline projects with marine sciences and engineered living materials. Current projects include 3D bioprinting with local sea sponge, creating a nontoxic bio based compostable resin and experimenting
with marine preservation methods.
relation to water systems.
Sasha’s work has been featured in group exhibitions at Andrew Edlin Gallery, New York (2019); Gallery ALSO, Los Angeles (2019); the Visual Arts Center, Austin (2019, 2018, 2017); and the Rosenberg Gallery at Goucher College, Baltimore Maryland (2019), among others. Sasha is a nominee for the Rema Hort Mann Emerging Artist Grant (2020) and is a recipient of numerous awards, including a grant from The Dallas Museum of Art (2018), research fellowships from The University of Texas at Austin (2018), and scholarships from Urban Glass, Oxbow and Anderson Ranch.
She is pursing cross discipline projects with marine sciences and engineered living materials. Current projects include 3D bioprinting with local sea sponge, creating a nontoxic bio based compostable resin and experimenting
with marine preservation methods.
Sasha Fishman works and lives
in Los Angeles + Baltimore.
in Los Angeles + Baltimore.
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