WARC Gallery is pleased to present the work of emerging artist, Amanda MacDonald. |
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untitled, 2009. Concrete and nail polish on board, 24 x 24 in. |
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XO examines the physiological and psychological connection of chocolate to love, sex, and desire and explores themes surrounding the use of food as supplement, symbol and fetish. The images in XO convey repetitive actions, and mediums as a form of catharsis and release from neurotic social norms. Chocolates, candy and nail polish become intrinsically encoded and imbued with a sense of conflict, whether imposed or adopted, as my investigation scratches at the surface of familiar objects again and again, exposing raw and disturbing questions about belonging, conformity, otherness and oppression. Amanda MacDonald Bio: Amanda MacDonald is a visual artist living and working in Toronto. She acquired a BFA from Mount Allison University, majoring in photography and printmaking. Her work has been exhibited in both group and solo shows in Canada, as well as internationally. WARC Gallery gratefully acknowledges the support of our members, volunteers and the following funders: |
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