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Big Teeth
Year: 2024
Size: 75x65x62cm
Materials: charcoal, barbed wire, water-based acrylic paint, plaster bandage, cardboard
This sculpture adresses extractivism, consumerism, and expropriation of the body. We see how barbed wire, like every artistic statement, highlights the problem without fixing it.