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The aloof title implies this sculpture is meant to resemble a sex toy- something that would be "packaged" discretley. The exterior is textured with layered sections of parallel lines oriented in alternating directions. / "We are not taught inner peace. If mentioned, it's in whispers of shameful discouragement. Asking to slow down, to be alone without ourselves in our bodies, feels impossible when we are expected to do it all. My work is a celebration of peace. A meditation on the complex emotional landscape we navigate when choosing peace. An honoring of the self-love we deserve and a tribute to those who have made access possible.; It is also a grieving in learning all that we have been denied and the ways our bodies have been used. " Statement from the artist. |
