myths and legends - a magical world that can inspire everybody’s fantasy…
it began with a piece for an exhibition titled “icons”, I chose Mary Shelley and Frankenstein. Stories of explorers, a traditional song about a soldier and a nordic shaman with one arm eventually landed me with the legends of the “Kingdom of Fanes” situated in the Dolomites.
Mary Shelley, her handwriting, the quote “ beware for I am fearless and therefore powerful “ and a victorian doll at the front, the reverse shows locks of hair, symbolising her 3 lost children, victorian lace for the oppression, lava sand as a symbol for her husband’s ashes and the volcanic eruption in the year of creating Frankenstein, death and poems of her husband