The Many Faces
By
Emily Joy
2025
- Sculpture
- Installation Art
- Writing and Text-Based Art
- Ceramics
- Mixed Media
- Socially Engaged Practice
- Drawing and Illustration
- Socioeconomic Structures & Consumerism
- Environment & Sustainability
- Abstract & Conceptual
- Personal Narratives & Identity
Dimensions
variable
Exhibition shots of ‘The Many Faces'
Large cyanotypes and ceramic sculpture exploring the many faces of ecologically-entwined Alpine myths and folk tales. Ritual objects, snow myths, and fearsome creatures speak of deeper ecological frictions, including human capacity for empathy, female narratives, and environmental and bodily integrity.
#frauholle #stollenwurm
Toned cyanotypes, black clay, wood
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