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Statement

Noel Caban is a Brooklyn-born interdisciplinary artist concerned with borders -

- who creates them, who crosses them, and who is forced to live inside them.

His work looks at how policy, planning, and economics shape cities, producing displacement, diaspora, and fractured ideas of belonging.

Using sculpture, geometry, and abstraction, often built from found or commercial materials, he works with what is already present rather than what is ideal. The materials carry limits, histories, and evidence of use.

The resulting forms are worn, cut, layered, and incomplete. They reflect constraint as much as resilience, and treat the city not as a backdrop, but as a system that leaves visible marks on the people moving through it.

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