I non (I ), Live performance.
Desperate Artwives Midsummer Madness’ at Leyden Gallery, London, 24.07. 2017Stags and humans dressed as stags have been found in Paleolithic cave paintings. Our mystical connection with antlers dates back thousands of years and involves an instinctive bond which has been suppressed. A potent symbol of male strength, their rejuvenating capacity links them with the feminine realm of birth, regrowth and the positivity of life’s continuum. Horned beings and gods embody nature, sexual/creative energy and earth magic. I non (I) attempts to transgress boundaries which have been placed over time and open up a pathway to our primal selves.
Desperate Artwives Midsummer Madness’ at Leyden Gallery, London, 24.07. 2017Stags and humans dressed as stags have been found in Paleolithic cave paintings. Our mystical connection with antlers dates back thousands of years and involves an instinctive bond which has been suppressed. A potent symbol of male strength, their rejuvenating capacity links them with the feminine realm of birth, regrowth and the positivity of life’s continuum. Horned beings and gods embody nature, sexual/creative energy and earth magic. I non (I) attempts to transgress boundaries which have been placed over time and open up a pathway to our primal selves.
