Caroline Del Giudice

Caroline Del Giudice is an interdisciplinary multi-media sculptor and fabricator based in Detroit, Michigan. Her creative practice exists at the intersection of cultural studies and fabrication and explains her practice as an investigation into 'the problem with knowing.' Her work is a materialization of her fascination with power structures, cultural institutions, and human interaction. 

Her current body of work is focused on power and communication in the current digital age of late capitalism. We exist in post-cyberspace, the intersection of virtual, physical, and mental domains where our experiences online increasingly control the reality of our lives. The line between these worlds is blurred.

In 2020, she completed her Master of Fine Arts in Sculpture at Cranbrook Academy of Art, and has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art and Anthropology from Kenyon College. Del Giudice was born in Arlington, Virginia, Del Giudice relocated to Detroit in 2015 to pursue a career in the arts. In 2017, she started her own custom metal fabrication business and works out of a metal fabrication and machine shop in Redford, Michigan. Del Giudice is a 20/20 Emerging Artists Fellow 2020, as well as a recipient of the Mercedes-Benz Emerging Artist Award from Cranbrook Academy of Art.

Her debut solo exhibition, Show of Hands, featured sculpture that explore post-cyberspace with tangible Emoji hands in December 2020 at PLAYGROUND DETROIT.