Artverse Gallery is pleased to present TO MAKE A WORLD OUT OF SEDIMENT AND SKY, a duo show featuring artists Camilla Alberti and Wendi Yan, curated by Valentina Buzzi. Taking its title and structural inspiration from Ursula K. Le Guin’s 1985 speculative novel Always Coming Home, the exhibition operationalizes the poetic imperative to construct a world through a gatherer’s ethos, assembling physical artifacts, biological matter, digital simulations, and cultural memories into collective, non-linear futures. By moving past traditional medium labels, the project establishes two elemental planes of artistic inquiry: Sediment and Sky. Sediment grounds the terrestrial, tactile, and alchemical processes that form the physical baseline of both practices, while Sky captures the expansive, visionary horizons where narrative, symbolic landscapes, and speculative atmospheres unfold. Within this framework, Alberti and Yan engage in an expansive form of world-building across bioprinted textiles, metamorphic sculptures, CGI videos, photolithographic copper plates, and paintings.