Fragments of the inner body made Visible
Ritual Objects For the Modern Self
Cheyenne Sandoval is a contemporary mixed media artist whose work explores the body as symbol, fragmented, reconstructed, and transformed through material.
Working across sculpture, wearable art, mirrors, and installation, Sandoval creates ritualistic objects that examine identity, inner anatomy, and the tension between visibility and concealment.
Through layered surfaces, intricate patterning, and physical fragmentation, the work invites viewers to confront the self as both structure and myth, something worn, broken, reflected, and continually rebuilt.
PORTFOLIO
Contemporary mixed media artwork
Sculptural
Forms that explore identity as a transformative process, activating the body through material, gesture, and presence.
Identity
This body of work uses sculptural, wearable structures to investigate identity as fluid, adaptive, and continuously transforming through lived experience.
“My work investigates the body as symbol, fragmented, reconstructed, and ritualized through material.”
Cheyenne Sandoval
Mixed Media Artist
