Site-specific architectural drawing—concept studies and wall mockups.
About Marcia Kure
Developing a sculptural installation that expands drawing into material networks (artificial
hair, wax, pearls, wood) toward V B 2026. Suggested images: maquettes, material tests,
braiding assemblies.
Marcia Kure Studio is a research-driven drawing practice working between Nigeria and the
United States. Anchored in drawing as inscription and knowledge, the studio engages
material experimentation (indigo, hair, wood, wax) and computational inquiry (AI/glyph
systems) to study how identity, memory, labor, and power circulate through networks of
trade, technology, and ecology. Outcomes range from large-scale drawings and sculptures to
installations and research artifacts.
We work through every aspect at the planning
Our company history and facts
Founded by artist-researcher Marcia Kure, the studio evolved from a drawing practice into
a research lab for inscription, materials, and systems. Early works focused on drawing’s
ontology; subsequent projects incorporated material languages (indigo, hair, wood) and
computational inquiry (Encoded Earth). Current work includes Network V and forthcoming
site-specific wall drawings.
Design & development process demonstration
Drawing & Research
Drawing functions as both gesture and method—analyzing and refiguring systemic
networks (trade, labor, memory) through mark-making, materials, and code.
Material Practice
Research into indigo, kola, charcoal, hair, wax, pearls, and wood emphasizes ethical
sourcing, ecological awareness, and cultural histories embedded in materials.