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Fallen things: delineating veil-wound-womb through sculptural practice
Fallen things is an exhibition of sculptural objects and accompanying text that investigates how the overlapping motifs of veil-wound-womb can articulate fragility and the erotic in sculptural practice. This research draws from Christian iconographic traditions of the contact relic and vera icon, Su...
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Michaelis School of Fine Art
2025
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