Rose Nestler

The better to see you with, 202580 x 50 x 4.5cmSign in to view price

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hardwood, plywood, mdf, foam, batting, velvet, leather, dental mirrors, polyx-oil, wood glue, epoxy, hardwarePublic Gallery

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Artist

Rose Nestler

B.1983, American

Spanning sculpture, video and installation, Rose Nestler’s work mines societal expectations of and relationships to well-known objects, instilling an omnipotent feminine power into the iconic items she recreates. Nestler’s fabric sculptures employ forms and materials that serve to highlight and simultaneously subvert the ways that gendered and trite stereotypes play out on, or impact the experience of their wearers / users. Through reinterpreting loaded garments and objects into oversized soft sculptures and wall hangings that straddle humour, shame and pride, Nestler reclaims iconic patriarchal institutions as feminine spaces. ...