#wire corset

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This is an earlier piece of two moulds of  the waist, one without wearing a corset, the other with. This is an earlier piece of two moulds of  the waist, one without wearing a corset, the other with. This is an earlier piece of two moulds of  the waist, one without wearing a corset, the other with. This is an earlier piece of two moulds of  the waist, one without wearing a corset, the other with.

This is an earlier piece of two moulds of  the waist, one without wearing a corset, the other with. I placed the latter inside the natural waist corset. Then joining the two with copper wire wherever the two pieces met. 

I decided to have a experiment with displaying the piece not on a plinth (the usual place for a sculpture) but on a wall. Where the two corsets meet (depicted with copper wire) I used lengths of copper wire to mount the piece to the wall.I pulled the wire as tight as I could so it felt as though they were going to snap under the strain. 

Again the strain and pressure on the wire reflected the ties of society, pulling, twisting and deforming the body as it did with the sculpture.


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