British born, Brooklyn based artist Zoë Buckman makes work that fuses softness and strength: embroidered vintage linens, neon, and boxing glove iconography to examine femininity, intimacy, memory, and belonging. Her public art includes Champ, a 40+ foot rotating neon sculpture on the Sunset Strip, and MENDED, a Times Square “Midnight Moment” takeover. Her pieces are held by major institutions including the Whitney Museum of American Art. Drawing on a practice that spans sculpture, textiles, photography, ceramics, and painting, Buckman approaches personal history as a site of collective resonance.