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Artist's Comments
An assemblage based on the tradition of the May Queen. I was fascinated by the idea (truthful or fictional) that the May Queen was a human sacrifice to secure a good harvest. This piece is intended to be a funeral shrine for a dead May Queen, building on the tradition of Victorian mourning art and its use of symbolism and sentimentality. Each object has significance...but I'm writing a friggin' essay on this piece, so if you really want to know the whole story you can note me or something.
Victorian "May Queen" card, wooden box, stained paper, lace, antique ribbon, antique square nails, bird skull, mushroom, lavender, human hair. |
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March 30, 2009
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she caught the flies, poor little things
and then tore off their tiny wings
she kill'd the birds and broke the chairs
and threw the kitten down the stairs
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Oh remember in your narrowing dark hours
That more things move than blood in the heart
This just makes my insides smile, so touching
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Be different. Like everyone else ;D
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