Forest Artwork - Limited Edition of 10

Femicide forest fashion photography The work reveals bodies rendered in hues of blue and grey, aligned with the decomposition process which occurs in the body after death. The contorted bodies in the work Forest (Figure 54, page 98) with their heads obliterated by black and white ink, references the oozing of fluids, which occurs at the bloating phase of decomposition. The work indulges in the discomforting nature of death and bodily fluids and attests to Grosz (1994:193-4) and Kristeva (1982:3), who regard fluids as a marginal condition and lurking crisis to systems and order (Grosz 1994:192). Grosz (1994:192) states that: corporeal flows … attest to certain irreducible ‘dirt’ or disgust, a horror of the unknown or the unspecifiable that permeates, lurks, lingers and at times leaks out of the body, a testimony of the fraudulence or impossibility of the ‘clean’ and ‘proper’. The work, Forest endeavors, to subvert the enclosed body of the male controlling gaze discussed in Chapter Two. This is also implicated by the window format of the work, which links to gaze as theorised by Mulvey (1975:4) and Berger (1972:64).

Digital:Ink on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:10

Size:21.7 W x 17.7 H x 0.4 D in

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