Joseph Madrigal’s studio practice focuses on material explorations orbiting around clay and ceramic processes. These material investigations are influenced by the complexity of memory and bodily experience through habitual, sensual and erotic connectivity. Recent works focus on the domestic realm where the body and object collide and expand in both lived and imagined space. His aim is to find moments of shift, slippage and compression through material and conceptual relationships. Boundaries are permeable and arbitrary; the distances we impose between body, object and space are merely separated by semantic distinction.