Gabriella Radujko's assemblage works are art at its best -- unique, magical and mind bending.

Channeling Cornell, Rauschenberg and Schwitters without copying them, referencing such disparate influences as Borges, the Armory Show and agrarianism, her

assemblage constructions do what only assemblage can do through the intricately interwoven juxtaposition of two- and three-dimensional elements: They enable

us to see things we've never seen, in ways we couldn't imagine, through her mind, hands and eyes.

Here is art to be discovered by curious, thoughtful explorers; here is art by a curious, thoughtful explorer; here is art that embodies the undiscovered at the moment of discovery.

D. Saint. L., artist, poet, art critic