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Artwork 6: The Human Experience

Artwork 6

The Human Experience

 




Title: “ The Human Experience”
Date:  2017
Dimension: 75 x 75  cm
Media: UV Light, Floss on Wood

 

The installation directly illuminates the struggles of mental health instability in growing up within this modern world. It is intended to visually conceptualize how depression may infest one’s mind throughout life. The infant figure is seen in a fetal position with their head cocked into their chest whilst the accompanying adult figure is seen without the presence of a head. This indicates how victims of depression perception of themselves and life change due to the limitations of their disorder.




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