August 20, 2011
Australian sculptor Patricia Piccinini
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Oh, my. The work “Not Quite Animal (Transgenic skull for the Young Family)” has a bit of a Cronenbergian feel to it.
I need to learn more about this artist.
I’ve never seen an artist so firmly rooted in igry.
The drawings are seriously igry, and I am kind of mesmerized by them. I don’t know what this says about me.
“Owl Boy.”
I love feeling that way.