Small White Warehouse,

Marie Ringwald constructs architectural reliefs that abstract the geometry of everyday, utilitarian structures. Fabricated from distressed white wood strips resembling vernacular siding, this wall-mounted work features a stepped silhouette framing a central recessed plane. The raw, linear composition aligns her practice with post-minimalist assemblage, emphasizing the physical reality of the supplies themselves. By isolating these structural essentials—the suggestion of a warehouse facade or heavy doors—Ringwald distills rural and industrial architecture into rigorous geometric abstraction, grounding her observations strictly in the tactile presence of construction materials.