#earlierwork

[brittanyillustrates]

“Vivisection Bunny”

by Brittany Campo

This is a sci-fi force fit I did for the words “Nervous Ill Rabbit”. It was really fun. This is a character of mine named Winona in a story I have been working on for a while. You might recognized her in my heading illustration (also by me). 

A little back ground on Winona: She is from a sci-fi retelling of mine of witch trials. Long story short, she is a witch that was captured tried and found guilty. In this weird version of the world I concocted, if guilty for a crime you are morphed in a way that reflects your “crime”. For Winona this was simply being a witch, or being accused of being a witch and found guilty- where she lives is based off of England. In some parts of the UK, historically hares or rabbits are symbols of witches- so she was made through surgery to be mutated rabbit headed woman. Here she is shown escaping. I guess I have a theme for people escaping?

[thephotothingsg]

The Method

This is what we did previously.

1. We collect up to 5 photos from each of you.

Theme: Something in Singapore, or of Singapore, that draws your attention, that you like, find interesting, or inspires you, or that you think is unique to Singapore

These may be in any one of the following categories: Places, (Figures of) People, Objects, Body Parts. Strictly no mixing of categories. One category per photo.

To each photo, we will invite you to append EITHER a plain description of the photograph (where, when, whom, how etc.) OR a caption that may be humorous, witty, punny, activist, critical, nostalgic, dreamy…you get the point.

Note: Derogatory, offensive and explicit content will not be published. Publication of submitted material lies at the discretion of the project's curators.

2. We publish them on this page, together with an ID number, your name, and the accompanying description or caption.

3. We print a selection of the photos (all if sufficient funding is available). Photos will be accompanied by their corresponding ID number. Each printed photograph will be cut into a single jigsaw piece.

4. We exhibit them in an interactive exhibition which invites the public to explore your photographs and create three-dimensional structures with them, and then to snap a picture of these structures and add an accompanying caption to them. THIS is the heart of the project, and we want to see what comes out of it!