I WAS ONCE A LIMINAL DAUGHTER /

BLEACH THOSE TONGUES: DYSTOPIAN ASSEMBLAGES / Hillsboro Fine Art / Dublin  /2021

Bronze, porcelain, Sertraline, Aloe Vera extract, medical shunts, hardware /Installation, 175 X 150 X 30cm, 2020/21

Reflecting of the sacrificial role of women, femicide and the struggle against gender violence. The depiction of the leporine references its portrayal in mythology and ancient cultures as a symbol of fertility and shapeshifting. The plant forms are representations of Aloe Vera rhizome clusters reflecting on perspectives of migration and personal healing signifiers directly connected with the artist’s  mixed heritage and migrant background. In this work Deleuze & Guattari Rhizome concept is also referenced using this idea as structure from which to investigate Deterritorialized (uprooted/displaced) ritualistic practices The stainless plinth-table/funerary-pyre is a reference to forensic science, a sacrificial altar, a dystopian resting temple/shrine for gender violence victims.

Co-funded by DLR col.jpg
 

This project was developed with the support of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council

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