her hair

her hair is an ode to Princess Diana and other women with what seems to be static, immovable hair
her hair is an ode to Princess Diana and other women with what seems to be static, immovable hair
many of my pieces have a melancholy air
she is a partner piece to a face I made earlier called “maybe she’s born with it”
sometimes things just happen
I rolled out a sheet of clay and two very bear like ears emerged
I’d been thinking about merging humans and animals
He started out birdless but a donated broom head gave me an idea
adverts for beauty products are a constant source of fascination and alarm.
These balancing on hair pieces have come out of thinking about ‘stronger looking hair’
moody blue is a saggy blue cushion of a face
I (usually) know whether a piece is male or female
he’s a boy to me but he may not be to you
some switch in the making and I don’t always make it explicit in the title
it’s more interesting to leave it up to you lot
This title existed before the piece.
My partner – a lapsed Smiths fan – uttered these words as we passed a found cat poster.
these mirrors are from my old website.