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Swimmer and Wall 1993
Bronze, 33 × 17 × 12 cm
A small painted sculpture of a young swimmer that has hit a wall. The rim of a swimming pool is splashed with her blood spilling from her head. The blood can also be seen as flowing from between her legs.
I made this work relating to the book “Mother Daughter Revolution: From Betrayal to Power” by Elizabeth Debold. The book explores the writings and research of American feminist and psychologist Carol Gilligan and her colleagues.
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