Noelle’s work lives as performative sculpture, objects, and video. She’s interested in performativity as a form of reenactment, and its potential to glitch into new narratives through cultural mythmaking. The impossibility of a singular object holding such an enormous feeling develop into moments of activation, questioning reliability and folding into a kind of celebration. She’s thinking about how we get really big inside our body, giving grief a place to grow with love.
Her work has been supported by Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, Anderson Ranch Arts Center, The Color Network, The American Austrian Foundation, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Charlotte Street Foundation, ACRE Residency, Stove Works, and Vermont Studio Center, among others.
Noelle is currently an Assistant Professor at the Kansas City Art Institute in the Painting Department.
