The Mutilated Reality of Innocence

I choose to use fabric and wool as a physical representation of humanity. Using the soft and comfortable tributes of these materials I create pieces which initially appeal to our 'inner child'. Through distorting the figures and bringing out a harsher character, I then turn my work into an emotional contradiction, whilst focusing on the themes of power and control within society.

A brutal mutilation of these materials opens up new questions and concerns about the reality of humanity.

They are the truth,
warning you away from their cute and cosy exterior.

7/19/2009

WANT

That slight, subtle knot in the stomach, whilst watching someone else doing the only thing you've ever wanted to do.
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