Sarah Lucas Londres, Reino Unido, 1962
TITIVILITIUM, 2021
Tights, wire, wool, spring clamp, shoes, acrylic paint, metal chair / Medias, cuerda, madera, resortes, zapatos, pintura acrílica, silla de metal
94 x 61 x 76 cm
37 x 24 x 29 7/8 in
37 x 24 x 29 7/8 in
© 2021 Sarah Lucas / Courtesy of Sadie Coles HQ, London
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La obra de Sarah Lucas retrata el cuerpo de una mujer sin cabeza sentada sobre una silla.
La escultura examina representaciones de género e identidad, pues sus obras se apropian de gestos lascivos que revelan lo absurdo de los estereotipos sexuales, en sus esculturas, Lucas subvierte la mirada masculina y los símbolos de lo que se considera femenino o masculino. Expandiendo los límites de la representación del cuerpo, al cuestionar la manera en que entendemos y nos relacionamos con aspectos como la sexualidad, la enfermedad y la muerte.
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