Bliss
Small artifacts such as a hand, foot, organs, seedpod, and the reproductive part of a butterfly rest on the surface of a card table. The sculptural forms reflect on the genesis of symbolic operations and juissance of the body.
“The writer is someone who plays with his mother’s body: in order to glorify it, to embellish it, or in order to dismember it; to take it to the limit of what can be known about the body”.
Roland Barthes |
Collection of
the artist.
Materials:
Cast and fabricated bronze, Table: 30’ x 30’, Pieces: 2-3” each
Photos by Rob Vinnedge
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