Lorilee Yang
Body Container, 2021
Watercolour on paper
31 x 21cm
Lorilee Yang’s Body Container uses repetition and metaphor as a conduit for exploring the self and the imagination. The painting explores the implications of upholding and placing oneself within traditional myth and folklore. Body Container is a response to and departing from Kari Lee McInneny-McRae’s One day in a cycle.
Courtesy of the artist.
B-side artist: Kari McInnerny McRae
Body Container, 2021
Watercolour on paper
31 x 21cm
Lorilee Yang’s Body Container uses repetition and metaphor as a conduit for exploring the self and the imagination. The painting explores the implications of upholding and placing oneself within traditional myth and folklore. Body Container is a response to and departing from Kari Lee McInneny-McRae’s One day in a cycle.
Courtesy of the artist.
B-side artist: Kari McInnerny McRae
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info@blindside.org.au
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