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This biography from the Archives of AskART:
| Known for stop-action film and video works, Elizabeth King creates
puppet-like figures from figure fragments in a manner that makes them
appear to move on their own volition. Her work walks a line
between fiction and fact, and her pieces appear to have human
personalities.
King is a professor of sculpture at Virginia
commonwealth University and has been creating puppets for over 25 years
in her own image and that of her mother and grandmother. The
figures are smaller than life size.
Source:
Leah Ollman, "The Ghost in the Machine", Art in America, October 2000, p. 158
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