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“The Weight of the World” (2023) ⛓️💥🎟️
Centered on six abstracted layered screenprinted films featuring queer iconography — the piece plays with color and pattern to balance visual accessibility and depth.
Two oversized opera glove-inspired hands, crafted from chicken wire and wrapped in pink silk, are adorned with rhinestone nails and feathers, symbolizing both the elegance and resilience of drag culture.
Contrasting with these gloves are heavy rusted chains, representing oppressive forces past and present, while a broken silver chain offers hope.
The carefree pose of the hands suggests resistance and survival. This project, born from the desire to push beyond rigid printmaking into a more organic process, became an emotional and rewarding experience—validated by meaningful feedback, connection with viewers, and a sense of personal accomplishment.
A deeply personal yet playful sculptural work that responds to recent drag bans and anti-queer legislation with a bold, campy aesthetic.
(Chicken-wire, screen-printed up-cycled silk, feathers, & rhinestoned cardboard nails)
Centered on six abstracted layered screenprinted films featuring queer iconography — the piece plays with color and pattern to balance visual accessibility and depth.
Two oversized opera glove-inspired hands, crafted from chicken wire and wrapped in pink silk, are adorned with rhinestone nails and feathers, symbolizing both the elegance and resilience of drag culture.
Contrasting with these gloves are heavy rusted chains, representing oppressive forces past and present, while a broken silver chain offers hope.
The carefree pose of the hands suggests resistance and survival. This project, born from the desire to push beyond rigid printmaking into a more organic process, became an emotional and rewarding experience—validated by meaningful feedback, connection with viewers, and a sense of personal accomplishment.
A deeply personal yet playful sculptural work that responds to recent drag bans and anti-queer legislation with a bold, campy aesthetic.
(Chicken-wire, screen-printed up-cycled silk, feathers, & rhinestoned cardboard nails)
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