Tuesday, 9 June 2015

Antipods is pleased to introduce USQ artist Ellie Coleman: Untitled (body of work)























Ellie Coleman
Untitled (body of work)
2013/2014,
hair, wool and wood, 
dimensions variable.

My sculptural work explores notions of identity and representation through the use of anthropomorphism in visual art. More specifically, I am particularly interested in the relationship between humans and animals in contemporary art that employ ambiguous, metaphorical and less overt representations of hybridity in light of this topic. I draw on my own personal experiences, and also stereotypes that surround these concepts. I focus on the relationship between the two species and identity through Anthropomorphism. 

1 comment:

  1. I am intrigued by your use of materials! Your beautifully woven and organic creeping vine, with its repeating geometric floral-like design; looks like it would and could have evolved in nature. What materials did you use to construct it? It is stunning!

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