A sculpture by Spencer Hansen, Behind Closed Eyes is shaped entirely by hand from reclaimed teak, rooted in shared labor and analog techniques.
A crouching figure at ground level, knees drawn in, hands covering its eyes. The gesture suggests hiding; the posture holds awareness and quiet presence. At night, a soft glow emerges from the eyes, the back of the head, and the interior, visible from a distance, never theatrical.
Inside, smooth rounded surfaces and a perimeter bench at multiple levels form a fort-like space of shelter and play. An inward experience, moving through the imagined belly of a creature, where enclosure, scale, and texture guide feeling more than narrative.


