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@teresawilson1
Who is this new cheeky little person?
43 cm high
£88
Mixed media, vintage doll, human hair.
Although not conventionally pretty this one has turned out to be quite cute, in my opinion. Certainly not as ugly as they usually are.
Her hair is very lovely, if I may say so myself. It is wavy and brilliant shade of red. Real human hair.
If you have any enquiries please do get in touch. See link below:-
A cheeky little girl doll with long wavy red hair. 2026
"Sieve-Head"
2022-2026
38cm high
Laboratory Sieves, Cotton, Mixed Textiles, Cast Iron Trivet, Watercolour.
Wrapped In Pain
First started in 2021 the sculpture was finished recently with the addition of the trivet as a base.
The head is head is made in layers of bandages, patches and gesso, to suggest physical or emotional trauma, injury, or surgery.
The stacked metal sieves (labeled as Endecotts laboratory test sieves) look heavy, cold, and dirty. They sit directly on top of the soft, bandaged head like a heavy crown or a crushing weight.
Mental Overload:
With this assemblage work and others such as the crushed "Brick Heads" the sculpture is conveying a sense of a person bearing a massive weight of worries, thoughts, or societal pressures. The mind is literally being weighed down by something industrial and rigid.
Teresa Wilson is a visual artist best known for her human sculpture. Working with ideas of the uncanny and abject, she has evolved a body of
The "Sieve-Head" Collection
New work finished today in the studio.
"Sieve-Head Doll" 2026 Teresa Wilson
"Sieve-Head" 2022-2026. Teresa Wilson
"Sieve-Head 2" 2026
First started in 2022 and added to in 2026, the "Sieve-Head" collection are assemblage works using found objects, in this case sieves used for laboratory science work as well as baking.
The sieves appear as strange helmets encasing the vulnerable brains of the uncanny heads. They remind me of the ancient rituals or long forgotten cultures from past millennia.
"Waltz (ghost and cat)" by Tetsuhiro Wakabayashi
Dr John Dee
The Great Magician of the Elizabethan Age
Full of intriguing details, this book by Benjamin Woolley is highly enjoyable.
John Dee has been considered by others during his lifetime and afterwards to be a great philosopher and magician and by others to be mad or deluded. In his book The Queen's Conjuror: The Life and Magic of Dr Dee, Benjamin Woolley is open-minded in his study of an extremely complex intellectual, who may have frequently discoursed with spirits and angels in his study.
I love the description of the visit to Dr Dee by the Spirit girl Madimi, at his house at Mortlake, London in 1583. As she skips around amongst his piles books and papers and esoteric instruments, in his cluttered private library, the heaps of papers seem to move aside to prevent her tripping over them. The visit is recorded by Dee in his diary, along with many other visits by angels (or demonic sprites) and transcribed by Woolley.
" She seemed to play up and down, child-like, and seemed to go in and out behind my books, lying on heaps: and as she should ever go between them, the books seemed to give place sufficiently, distinguishing one heap from another, while she passed between them...Am I not a fine maiden?" the spirit asked flirtatiously. "Give me leave to play in your house".
Dee's skryer (medium) Edward Kelley, noted that as she skipped passed the 'great perspective glass' in the corner of the room, there was no reflection in the mirror.
My own version of a Madimi-like spirit girl in the attic, is a much plainer dressed little person. But I like to think she has a similar playful energy.
2026
Teresa Wilson
Sculpture installation in the attic. Work in progress.
Teresa Wilson is a visual artist best known for her human sculpture. Working with ideas of the uncanny and abject, she has evolved a body of
René Lalique Serpent Pectoral Pendant designed around 1899.
Fascinating!
In The Attic
New sculpture figure 2026
90cm high
Wire, textiles, suede boots, wig.
The little girl in the attic has an otherworldly appearance. Is she human or a changeling or a sprite? Her short jagged hair signifies that she is untamed, wild, and cannot be captured by human hands.
The attic space above a staircase is a location freighted with atmosphere. A poster on the wall shows Isabella Rossellini in the film Blue Velvet.
In architecture and psychology, staircases represent transitions between states of mind, while attics symbolize hidden memories, the subconscious and the forgotten past. It is a space of "limbo".
2026
Mixed media, nylon tights. 5 inches high. £15.
New Little Heads
My latest little head on a turntable.
For more info ⤵️
https://ebay.us/m/QewUFz
Teresa Wilson is a visual artist best known for her human sculpture. Working with ideas of the uncanny and abject, she has evolved a body of
Title: Stemco Hubodometer
Sculpture 2022- 2026
Mixed Media, Hubodometer, Plaster, Bread Board.
Stemco Hubodometer utilizes a found mechanical hubo or hubodometer, a device used to measure the distance a vehicle has travelled by counting axle revolutions and displaying them on a counter.
It shows a twin headed skeletal torso whose pale body appears to have a mummified appearance. A hint of red, suggestive of seeping wounds underneath the bandages adds to the abjection of the work.
The uncanniness of this piece stems from the idea of the abnormality of conjoined twins whose shrunken heads are trapped painfully within the metal device of the hubo. At the same time the heads are pressed together to create a feeling of being trapped in an uncomfortable forced intimacy.
The work is part of a large body of work made between 2021 and 2023 which aimed to create an uncanny anxiety by juxtaposing mundane, mechanical objects within the context of the human body.
For more details go to :-
Double headed torso sculpture. Plaster, Hubodometer, Textile. 2022 to 2026
Titania and Bottom beneath the moonlight. A moment where the enchantments of the forest make the strange seem beautiful.
Illustration for A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Adolf Münzer, 1908.
A new doll sculpture installed in my attic studio.
90cm high
Mixed media, wire, muslin, wig, tap shoes.
The attic has an alcove with a built in shelving unit, which was used by my brother long ago to store his clothes and books.
I had the idea to hang the doll inside the wardrobe unit to give it the appearance of being enclosed inside a box-like space.
Enclosing the figures within cages, boxes, suitcases and furniture is a recurring theme in my work. I like to add a feeling of anxiety and uncanniness to a very mundane domestic environment.
Teresa Wilson is a visual artist best known for her human sculpture. Working with ideas of the uncanny and abject, she has evolved a body of
A new doll sculpture installed in my attic studio.
90cm high
Mixed media, wire, muslin, wig, tap shoes.
The attic has an alcove with a built in shelving unit, which was used by my brother long ago to store his clothes and books.
I had the idea to hang the doll inside the wardrobe unit to give it the appearance of being enclosed inside a box-like space.
Enclosing the figures within cages, boxes, suitcases and furniture is a recurring theme in my work. I like to add a feeling of anxiety and uncanniness to a very mundane domestic environment.
Teresa Wilson is a visual artist best known for her human sculpture. Working with ideas of the uncanny and abject, she has evolved a body of
New Brick Heads, 2026.
Mixed Media, Suffolk White Bricks
This series features small, soft sculpture heads literally crushed by heavy household objects, such as reclaimed Suffolk White bricks from I
This series features small, soft sculpture heads literally crushed by heavy household objects, such as reclaimed Suffolk White bricks from Ipswich. This uncanny collection uses a darkly humorous aesthetic to explore themes of extreme anxiety and the psychological pressures inherent within domestic environments.
The student's room. The pink fairy book. 1897. Illustrated by H.J. Ford.
Internet Archive
Usury, 1851 by Charles Rambert (French, act. 1836-1867)
Anton Seder. Die Pflanze in Kunst und Gewerbe /The Plant in Art and Industry. vol.2. ca. 1887-89.
A garden snail, a hare, a lizard, a moth, and a small songbird each find their place among the voluptuous, almost fantastical foliage of some kohlrabis. Have the leaves of a root vegetable ever been this lush?
Internet Archive
I found this really creepy beetroot jar in the charity shop I work in and it freaks me the hell out!
Happy Beet Poot Day to all who observe
It’s weird but I love it.
