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23.6 W x 15.7 H in
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Throughout history the price of luxury has often been death. So it was up to the mid 20th century for the sponge divers of the Greek island of Kalymnos, who lived and worked under extraordinary physical and psychological conditions to feed the demand for natural sponges. The best of these sponges w...
2010
Photography, Giclée on Other
One-of-a-kind Artwork
23.6 W x 15.7 H x 0.4 D in
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Not Framed
Certificate is Included
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I was introduced to the work of Nicola O'Neill whilst curating the touring exhibition, "Barbarella" in 1997 as O'Neill uses dolls as her subject, creating alternative realities which comment and reflect on her own experiences. O'Neill uses the doll as a symbol of the perfect person to populate the recreation of scenes which are familiar to her and which also strike a chord in us. She photographs the dolls in locations around Swansea and Gower where she lives and works. There is a strong undercurrent of reminiscence in this imagery, bringing a personal element to this postcard-like super reality. As an artist O'Neill is aware of the attributed meanings and symbolism attached to the use of these archetypal icons of childhood but manipulates the subject matter and media in a way that the work contrasts benevolence and brooding, the apparent versus the ambiguous. Jane Brumfield (nee Jane Thomas)
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