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Iván Carmona and Andrew Casto’s sculptures utilize clay in starkly divergent expressions of color and texture, while both pushing the observer to immerse themselves in form and movement. Carmona’s freestanding sculptures radiate a calm stoicism, as mineral silicate paint on the ceramic creates subtle ridges of texture, which buzz with a quiet rhythm. Casto’s assemblages and accumulation vessels combine porcelain and gold and white pearl lusters, resulting in glossy, turbulent compositions full of rippling colors. Carmona’s forms have an archaeological, totemic feel, while Casto’s vessels …