In Shine on You Crazy, the human body shifts between the familiar and the strange. An apparently controlled figure carries something hidden within—a force, an unease or an excess of energy that suddenly breaks through the surface. Inspired by disco and kryptonite, its explosive, mirrored form appears both magical and deliberately staged.
Atist: Marianne Stranger
Materials: Epoxy, acrylic mirror, used clothing, steel armature
The work explores the tension between what we reveal and what we conceal, between order and the unruly forces within ourselves and our surroundings. When control slips, a possibility also emerges: wildness need not only be something to tame, but may open the way towards other forms of presence, balance and community.
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