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Girl

$375.00

This piece, created shortly after the revocation of reproductive rights in the United States, explores a deconstructed vision of what a girl is and what she is for.

Harking back to the “good old days” of homogeneous and silenced women, this assemblage reflects the thinking that women’s bodies are merely nests for eggs, and that women are best kept safely buttoned up and restrained behind fences.

This piece, created shortly after the revocation of reproductive rights in the United States, explores a deconstructed vision of what a girl is and what she is for.

Harking back to the “good old days” of homogeneous and silenced women, this assemblage reflects the thinking that women’s bodies are merely nests for eggs, and that women are best kept safely buttoned up and restrained behind fences.

Mixed Media Assemblage

8” X 10” X 1.5”

Materials: Image strip from 1950’s yearbook; miniature wooden picket fence; doll’s coat; porcelain doll legs; marble; vintage wooden “girl” stamp; black beads; assorted papers; acrylic paints. In cradled board.

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