Antropofagia test We choose to cut our

We choose to cut our hair to adjust or assimilate how we see ourselves in a specific moment

Der Künstler hat mit Ölkreiden auf Papier gearbeitet und das Bild selbst in einen weißen Vollholzrahmen gerahmt

The stitched scape is a process Francesca discovered that is made up of found and reworked fabrics and then stitched together to make a composition of a landscape

This is how I experience creating - as taking something out of myself to look at it from afar

Dieses Werk ist in einem weißen Echtholzrahmen mit Museumsglas eingebaut

Antropofagia test We choose to cut our"Antropofagia means to eat oneself or to assimilate oneself. One character in the painting is cutting her hair off, which will be collected by the second character and cooked by the third character. In a way, it's a reflection on being an artist, the expectations people have of artists, and the questions of how do we survive, how do we create things, how we make a living and how we can afford to eat are we eating ourselves? At the same time, hair is a