Photo: Chris Navin

I am a collaborator in a very deep and profound way with the people and places that I encounter in my life. This connection and constant exploration to being in the moment and place fuels continuous threads of ideas and work.

Kim Radochia

Currents at Appleton Mills, Lowell, MA

Hanging at varying heights, the polished aluminum shapes appear to float away. In the afternoon light, the piece looks like water in old black and white photographs of the surrounding city canals-locked in time but winding through the history of the man-made from past to present.

Bridget Ganske, Restore, Reflect, Renew, Arts Editor.com,7/2011

A Clean Slate
	Kim Radochia's 'A Clean Slate' in front of the First Congregational Church, is a striking, inventive assemblage of polished and painted stainless-steel and aluminum panels, bolted into a vertical sandwich of free-form shapes that reflect the viewer and the streetscape and then echo the layered patterns of the surrounding hills. Charles Bonenti, Berkshire Eagle