Inspiration for Raven Halfmoon's monolithic sculptures comes from her experiences living as a Native American, woman and a millennial in the current capitalistic, material world.

"I draw influence from my cultural heritage, history & tribal legacy. This is always entangled with the influence of my generation," extrapolates Halfmoon. "Ceramics dates back thousands of years within my tribe, it's an art & tradition that has been revered not only in Caddo culture, but across Indigenous societies since time immemorial. I have a role in a continued cycle of Caddos creating with clay."

Horses & humans share a long and intertwined history & have special significance to Indigenous cultures. The iconography of the horse is used as a metaphor for people; wild and tamed; free and controlled; imperial and submissive. Our histories are told together. Halfmoon examines the importance of our collective heritage, histories, and legacies & how we reckon with the burdens of our time.