Self-Love
“self-love
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Hair & metal mask
Unique piece for performance - 2012
Wanting your own creation, to desire, desire yourself. Paradox of desire.
Self-Love is vidéo screen behind a metallic door with an eye on the street, to refer to peep show.
It is about the representation of the desire of your own body in reference to the myth of Narcissus. And this paradox as Narcissus did not like himself, as he let himself die, he loved his image and did not go through appearances. My body broken into pieces by the mirror where the fragments develop a sexual metonymy with ceramic elements, which leads, not to death but hysteria. Where the pleasure and pain are united in a state of happiness. Arc of hysteria - the rise of tension and its release.
Self-Love is vidéo screen behind a metallic door with an eye on the street, to refer to peep show.
It is about the representation of the desire of your own body in reference to the myth of Narcissus. And this paradox as Narcissus did not like himself, as he let himself die, he loved his image and did not go through appearances. My body broken into pieces by the mirror where the fragments develop a sexual metonymy with ceramic elements, which leads, not to death but hysteria. Where the pleasure and pain are united in a state of happiness. Arc of hysteria - the rise of tension and its release.
Taille unique /Size :
masque de cheveux & métal pour performance
Jewelry by
by Sculpture artist / Charlotte Cornaton
Uniques pieces of Jewelry designed by Sculptural ceramist artist, Charlotte Cornaton
-> www.charlottecornaton.com
All made entirely by hand by the artist herself. Wearing a piece of art.
Uniques pieces of Jewelry designed by Sculptural ceramist artist, Charlotte Cornaton
-> www.charlottecornaton.com
All made entirely by hand by the artist herself. Wearing a piece of art.