incongruously

Incongruously, this watchful guardian’s face has no eyes, a motif common to all but one sculpture in the exhibition.

“I’m not even sure I’m a visual artist,” she said recently during a visit to her large Manhattan studio, incongruously located in a high-end Chelsea apartment building.

But even in this incongruously pastoral setting, shortages cast a shadow.

Still, incongruously, the tour continued.

The captors came to be known by the incongruously lighthearted nickname of “the Beatles” because of their accents.