Figure#5
Visual Arts
This is another piece in my collection of a series of sculptures focusing on the visual manifestation of mental health symptoms. My aim is create works that people can relate to and connect with emotionally. Mental illness is something I have a close personal connection to, and my goal is to communicate this through my work. Mental illness is not pretty, it is ugly. It is dark, overwhelming and
Figure#8
Visual Arts
Abstract and figurative sculpture. Black ceramic stoneware. 16cm High x 12cm Wide 1.500kg Figure#8 The removal of the top of the head explores the feeling of disassociation and feeling there is a part missing. Incomplete in some way.
Figure#9
Visual Arts
Figure#7 The removal of the mouth is symbolic of feeling like you have no voice. You can’t express how you feel. You are screaming silently.
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Figure#5
Visual Arts
This is another piece in my collection of a series of sculptures focusing on the visual manifestation of mental health symptoms. My aim is create works that people can relate to and connect with emotionally. Mental illness is something I have a close personal connection to, and my goal is to communicate this through my work. Mental illness is not pretty, it is ugly. It is dark, overwhelming and
Figure#8
Visual Arts
Abstract and figurative sculpture. Black ceramic stoneware. 16cm High x 12cm Wide 1.500kg Figure#8 The removal of the top of the head explores the feeling of disassociation and feeling there is a part missing. Incomplete in some way.
Figure#9
Visual Arts
Figure#7 The removal of the mouth is symbolic of feeling like you have no voice. You can’t express how you feel. You are screaming silently.