Diana M. Carulli's Art

Diana Carulli introduced labyrinths to New York City public spaces in December 1999, at Union Square Park. She is known for her production of Interactive Sculptures, which began in 1977 with Traveller and later, Traveller TO Wear. Both pieces having been inspired by her earlier nature-based works: Clouds and Dreamboats. In addition to Public Installations, Carulli works in Sculpture, Video Installation, Photography, and Book Art. Carulli, a native New Yorker, is based in her West Village apartment and sculpture studio in Garrison, New York where many of her large-scale steel works are displayed.