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Since I’ve been documenting my dad while he sleeps, I tried taking a photo of my youngest sister also. It was the first time I saw her in about three or four days, and she’s been drifting apart from the family. My mum saw this, and she said it was sad.
Death Mask, a collaboration witj Dominic Mangila for his ongoing show at the Vargas Museum. FREE entrance and karaoke on Wednesdays!
A Death Mask collaboration with Dominic Mangila for his show, I Put A Spell On You, at the Vargas Museum.
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“Timeless” for Preview’s 20th anniversary exhibit. 2015.
*lurks your tumblr* haha it's ika btw. i'm not logged in so yeah. nice art!
Hi Ika! :)) Thanks! Let’s have lunch or merienda some time. :)
Midnight Photography
with a lily, and Anais Nin, The Sartorialist and Jeff Buckley books.
Another piece of Fossilized Knickers.
My drawers in a drawer. *badoompsh*
A piece of my ongoing Fossilized Knickers project.
The ongoing Unisex exhibit at Artery Art Space! Open til this Saturday, November 29, 2014!
I made a cast of myself for Fossilized Knickers.
Fell in love with my body while making it. I like all its curves and lack of curves in certain regions; even its flaws, its stretchmarks, its constellations of moles.
This project continues to be a process of self love and empowerment.
I really enjoyed the whole process of working on this lace bra piece.
Dissecting the bra, prying its flesh open and taking out its rusty bones.
I relished slicing up this object and opening it up, and I admit that there’s an aspect of morbidity and violence in the act. But I felt relief afterwards, I felt like I was able to release some of the anger that came with being reminded of loss and pain, and being reminded that I was objectified.
It also seemed a bit scary to see all the rust inside this object that I had been wearing for a long time in the past. But I was still attracted to the image. To me it seemed symbolic of rotting and being dirty on the inside. When you pry it open, it also looked like rusty lady parts.
And as I looked at the skeleton of my lace bra, I decided to keep the metallic bones to create another work, laid them out on an empty canvas and took photos of them.
Then I proceeded to cover my bra in slip. Even this aspect of the process revealed a lot to me through my senses.
Kat also mentioned that what I was doing was interesting, because I was deconstructing the image of the female body. It was great to get another point of view on what I was doing.
I had a quite lot of discoveries and realizations in my process yesterday!
Took photos of my old bra before fossilizing it.
A is for Alex, my second name.
Dissected and deboned my old bra yesterday, as part of the Fossilized Knickers project.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
