17-11-2019 thinking about slip casting
Jessica Harrison. Transformative ceramic works. Uses found ceramic items and contemporizes them with glaze/tattoos/viscera.
The original figurines have a twee and sickly ideal of femininity. Ridiculously unattainable body shapes.
Transformed to the truth of Womanhood.
Rosamund (2010) found ceramic, epoxy resin, paint 21cm x 12cm x 12cm
Homeward Bound (2014) ceramic 35cm x 19cm x 22cm
Clear inspiration from the past, heavy with nostalgia.
https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/richard-quinn-interview/index.html (Accessed 17/11/19)
Liberty archive prints. Translated into modern context with stretch Lycra bodysuits and leggings. Each print fills me with textile joy. Whimsical yet clean cut, statement pieces.
The original figurines have a twee and sickly ideal of femininity. Ridiculously unattainable body shapes.
Transformed to the truth of Womanhood.
Rosamund (2010) found ceramic, epoxy resin, paint 21cm x 12cm x 12cm
Homeward Bound (2014) ceramic 35cm x 19cm x 22cm
Clear inspiration from the past, heavy with nostalgia.
https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/richard-quinn-interview/index.html (Accessed 17/11/19)
Liberty archive prints. Translated into modern context with stretch Lycra bodysuits and leggings. Each print fills me with textile joy. Whimsical yet clean cut, statement pieces.
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