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“Lactation Envy”: Who Does Milk Belong To? Irmak Dönmez’s Surreal Economies of the Body
On the surface of Irmak Dönmez’s milk cartons, breasts leak, shells open into fleshy cavities, and white droplets collect into streams. The bodily details crowd out the packaging, making it difficult to regard milk as an anonymous substance. Before it reaches a shelf, it comes from a living body. Dönmez keeps that body in view, bringing its fluids, desires and supposed obligations onto the surface of the product.
Zeynep Nur Ayanoğlu
2 days ago5 min read
In Conversation: Alina R.J. on the Presence of Healing
Alina R. J. is a London based Kazakh artist, performer and energy healer working across sound, performance, painting and ritual. Drawing on Jungian individuation, somatic practice and expressive arts therapy as the conceptual ground of her work, Alina’s primary approach to art is a means of reaching forms of knowledge rational thought cannot access alone, in which she explains, is an aptitude the body and psyche inherently hold.
Ecem Meric
Oct 711 min read
Adèle Vivet︱The Private and The Grotesque
For French artist Adèle Vivet, bodily containment can give way to excess. Working across sculpture, ceramics, 3D printing, and drawing, Vivet constructs densely ornamental pieces where autofiction and rave politics become destabilized structures.
Ecem Meric
Sep 2113 min read
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