Josh’s work uses clay, sculpture, and installation to explore how people are shaped by the systems around them—such as war, belief, disability, and social expectations. His pieces reflect on harm and healing, asking how we carry our past experiences and how change becomes possible. The work is grounded, physical, and honest, inviting viewers to slow down and spend time with each object.

Accessibility and adaptation are central to Perry’s practice, influencing both how the work is made and how it is experienced. His art considers memory, trauma, and resilience without offering easy answers, instead creating space for reflection and conversation.

The opening reception will be held Friday, February 6 from 6–9 PM, with the gallery open for viewing throughout the evening.

The event will also include a poetry reading from 6–7 PM and live music by Sam Eplin.

Light refreshments will be provided.

This event is free and open to the public, and all are welcome.