
to cover taxidermy forms. i like these comfy-looking
birds in particular.

here is a link to art & australia magazine's interview with louise.
in it, louise spoke of camouflage and transformation, but i notice she failed to mention the tension inherent in the juxtaposition of what appears to be a parrot with a sharp-hooked beak surrounded by miles of tempting yarn.
can you see it in the eye of that last bird?
"must...rip...this...to shreds"
in it, louise spoke of camouflage and transformation, but i notice she failed to mention the tension inherent in the juxtaposition of what appears to be a parrot with a sharp-hooked beak surrounded by miles of tempting yarn.
can you see it in the eye of that last bird?
"must...rip...this...to shreds"
hahahahahaha!
ReplyDeleteyes. the irony is delicious!