Joseph Fucigna is a Connecticut-based sculptor and installation artist celebrated for transforming industrial and everyday materials into bold, tactile, and conceptually rich works. Using elements such as plastic fencing, zip ties, wire mesh, and expanding foam, he investigates themes of containment, transformation, and the tension between control and chaos, producing work that balances formal rigor with playful experimentation. Fucigna holds an MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York City and serves as Professor and Chair of the Art, Architecture, and Design Department at Norwalk Community College. He has exhibited widely throughout the Northeast, including at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Real Art Ways, and the Mattatuck Museum. His work, held in both public and private collections, offers a striking and thoughtful presence, engaging viewers with its inventive forms and material ingenuity.