Sculptures

Judit Csotsits is a Los Angeles–based artist whose practice examines hybridity, transformation, and the instability of identity through ceramic sculpture and works on paper. Drawing from Eastern European folklore and personal histories of displacement, her work situates the body as a mutable site where human, animal, and vegetal forms converge.

Her sculptures occupy a liminal space between figuration and abstraction, evoking states of continual becoming rather than fixed identity. Influenced by mythological narratives and biological processes, Csotsits constructs forms that appear simultaneously generative and dissolving, suggesting cycles of growth, decay, and reconfiguration. Clay, with its associations to both the primordial and the bodily, becomes a critical medium through which these tensions are materialized.

Csotsits’ work resists clear categorization, instead proposing a fluid ontology in which boundaries between species, self, and environment collapse. In doing so, she engages broader questions around transformation, embodiment, and the porous nature of identity within contemporary life.