It’s you who sees me," time is shaped by memory and myth. This three-dimensional
work blends everyday objects with pop culture, weaving together the personal and
the collective. At the center, a laminated image of Marilyn Monroe — a symbol of
manufactured beauty and hidden vulnerability — silently gazes back at us.
The old, polychrome frame seems to both exalt and confine this icon. Below, 1950s
women’s shoes and a trivet evoke the invisible strength of daily life and the stories of
countless women.
It's you who sees me
Materials – Wood, photograph, trivet, 1950s women’s shoes
Technique – Three-dimensional assemblage
38cm x 52cm
Year – 2024.