Corrugated Wood Warehouse with a Pink Roof

Marie Ringwald constructs architectural reliefs that distill the vernacular forms of utilitarian workspaces into precise, wall-mounted abstractions. By sourcing authentic construction materials, she grounds the work in the physical reality of her subject matter. Here, weathered corrugated wood panels are arranged in shifting horizontal and vertical registers, mimicking the piecemeal assembly of industrial sheds. A sharply angled, pink roof crowns the composition, flattening the architectural volume into a shallow plane. Stripping away extraneous detail, Ringwald isolates the fundamental logic of everyday buildings, translating memory into tactile form.