Well marks a sculptural turn for Nik Gelormino, presenting wood and metal objects that echo tools, hands, houses, and talismans while resisting clear function. Encased like reliquaries, the works balance rough craft and refined detail, inviting touch and close looking. Language and engraved text guide viewing, while references to H. C. Westermann surface in the playful gravity of form. Across sculpture and works on paper, the human hand emerges as site of labor, ritual, and creation.
