Tides
Permanent marble installation
University of San Francisco
San Francisco · California
Stone, place, form
Working between Northern California and the marble ateliers of Pietrasanta, Yoko Kubrick creates sculpture shaped by material, architecture, landscape, and the physical experience of moving around form.
Tides · University of San Francisco
Origins and studio history
A practice formed in place
Kubrick's early studio practice developed in the Bay Area, including a studio at San Francisco's historic Hunters Point Shipyard. She later continued her formation in Carrara and the sculpture ateliers of Pietrasanta, where stone became central to her practice.
Works in place
Form and monumentality
Sculpture is shaped not only by material, but by architecture, landscape, scale, and the changing experience of moving around it.
Lethe
San Francisco Decorator Showcase
Le Petit Trianon · 2019
San Francisco · 2019
Lethe at Le Petit Trianon
Lethe was presented in the garden of Le Petit Trianon for the San Francisco Decorator Showcase. The installation placed the marble work in direct relation to the architecture, planting, and paths of the historic setting.
Stone and studio
Carrara and Pietrasanta
Marble is selected in Carrara and worked through the sculpture ateliers of Pietrasanta. These photographs record carving, enlargement, and the movement from block to finished form.
San Francisco record
Hunters Point and Vita Brevis
Early studio practice · Hunters Point Shipyard
Artist Fellow · Vita Brevis Club, 2020