As a multi-genre artist, Lexa Walsh works as collector, archivist,
archaeologist, historian and voyeur. Methods of
pseudo-anthropology are essential to her work. She manipulates
lost, forgotten or discarded clothing, toys and artifacts as well as
mass-produced, often 'feminine' items with obsessive processes of
cutting, wax-dipping, sorting, bundling, packaging and sewing.
The resulting fetishes are both abject and seductive.
Many of her materials act as resid (showing 500 of 1289 characters). |
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