Crooked House — Amy Poliero

Amy Poliero

Crooked House, inspired by Robert Heinlein's short story, is a group of paintings, 3D printed sculptures, and metalwork investigating dimensionality by interpreting theoretical higher dimensional forms through human-scale spatial translations. Exhibited at the Chelsea College of Art graduate Degree Show in 2025.

Wide view of the gallery with a large square steel frame and paintings — Crooked House2025Installation view

Grey, tan, and red geometric painting with looping incised lines — Decoherence2025Oil and thread on canvas

Steel frame sculpture viewed through its structure toward a blue painting — Supersymmetry2025Oil and thread on canvas

Geometric painting seen through the bars of a steel frame sculpture — Decoherence2025Oil and thread on canvas

Red two-panel painting beneath a gallery light — Entanglement I & II2025Oil on canvas

Gallery wall with red paintings and an orange sculptural form above a steel structure — Entanglement I & II, Hybercube β2025Installation view

Bright green 3D-printed cross-form mounted on a wooden backing — Hypercube δ20253D printed sculpture on wooden sconce

Crooked steel frame sculpture installed between paintings in a gallery — Recursion2024MIG-welded mild steel

Bright green and blue 3D printed forms mounted on wooden shelves — Hypercubes δ, ε2025Installation view