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By Annie Sheldon
Unique
‘This work is part of my ongoing inquiry into the body and a deconstruction of the image towards an expression of the human body in the throes of becoming, reconstruction, and reformation. Primarily, I wanted this work to undermine the perception of the body as a fixed unit, proposing instead a body that is at war with itself, constantly imagining and defining itself through its relationship with others. I’m interested in exploring the ideas of mass and suffocation, as well as the interactions between multiple figures as they shift and bleed into one another, as I attempt to capture the perpetual transformations of the body in our contemporary moment.’ -Sheldon
By Annie Sheldon
Unique
‘This work is part of my ongoing inquiry into the body and a deconstruction of the image towards an expression of the human body in the throes of becoming, reconstruction, and reformation. Primarily, I wanted this work to undermine the perception of the body as a fixed unit, proposing instead a body that is at war with itself, constantly imagining and defining itself through its relationship with others. I’m interested in exploring the ideas of mass and suffocation, as well as the interactions between multiple figures as they shift and bleed into one another, as I attempt to capture the perpetual transformations of the body in our contemporary moment.’ -Sheldon