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—Neko Case
'Hoof Heels' are inspired by both contemporary fashion trends (AF Vandevorst) and ancient folklore (Pan). They suggest that the viewer can easily embody the animal self.
"Jackson’s precisely molded and glistening glazed forms are both beautiful and grotesque, and ask us to consider how animal instincts can live within human nature. And in doing so, she presents an interesting paradox, such as that noted by Simon Critchley: “There is something charming about an animal becoming human [but] when the human becomes animal, then the effect is disgusting.” For her, “These images provoke a psychological simile between animal and human, instinct and reason, the subconscious and the conscious."
Excerpt from 'We Believe in Something'.
By Christopher Atkins, Minneapolis Institute of Arts, MAEP Coordinator.
Material: ceramic, platinum gold luster, flock, glaze, fur (9" x 11" x 4").
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Via Fatebenefratelli 8
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T +39 02 876099
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Mona Lisa
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Courtesy of Daniele Fontana at Whitenoisephotography 2007.
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[description] => I decided to make a shoe in a solid material. This material will not leave any traces of hand making and the heel has been taken off, so it will refer even less to existing shoes.
[keywords] => Solid
[thumbnail] => 01-03-solid-t.jpg
[p_ids] =>
)
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[directory] => files
[filename] => 01-03-solid-t.jpg
[path_original] => files/01-03-solid-t.jpg
[filename_original] => 01-03-solid-t.jpg
[web_path] => files/
)
)
)
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[object_type] => Array
(
[0] => advertisement
[1] => article
[2] => illustration
[3] => movie
[4] => jewellery
[5] => painting
[6] => performance
[7] => photograph
[8] => poem
[9] => sculpture
[10] => shoe
[11] => song
[12] => toy
)
[shoe_type] => Array
(
[0] => ballerina
[1] => boot
[2] => brogue
[3] => clog
[4] => extreme
[5] => flip-flop
[6] => high_heels
[7] => mule
[8] => platform
[9] => pump
[10] => sandal
[11] => slipper
[12] => sneaker
[13] => stiletto
)
[focus] => Array
(
[0] => ankle
[1] => buckle
[2] => heel
[3] => instep
[4] => laces
[5] => leg
[6] => print
[7] => sole
[8] => toe
[9] => zipper
)
[colour] => Array
(
[0] => 333333
[1] => 666666
[2] => 999999
[3] => cccccc
[4] => ffffff
[5] => ffff00
[6] => ffdc44
[7] => fbe187
[8] => ff9933
[9] => e24e45
[10] => ec0a36
[11] => 9e1224
[12] => 663300
[13] => 996633
[14] => cc9966
[15] => a3c449
[16] => a0ff4d
[17] => 20c56f
[18] => 1aae1f
[19] => 6d7427
[20] => 115f46
[21] => 110dc0
[22] => 2386c1
[23] => 02e0df
[24] => eabeea
[25] => ff33cc
[26] => ff007c
[27] => c00b87
[28] => 6e0da2
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(
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[666666] => dark grey
[999999] => light grey
[cccccc] => silver
[ffffff] => white
[ffff00] => yellow
[ffdc44] => gold
[fbe187] => sand
[ff9933] => orange
[e24e45] => crimson
[ec0a36] => red
[9e1224] => dark red
[663300] => chocolate brown
[996633] => sienna
[cc9966] => wood
[a3c449] => olive
[a0ff4d] => lime
[20c56f] => sea
[1aae1f] => apple
[6d7427] => copper
[115f46] => dark green
[110dc0] => blue
[2386c1] => aqua
[02e0df] => turquoise
[eabeea] => light pink
[ff33cc] => barbie
[ff007c] => magenta
[c00b87] => orchid
[6e0da2] => purple
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[material] => Array
(
[0] => aluminium
[1] => beads
[2] => bronze
[3] => ceramics
[4] => concrete
[5] => cork
[6] => crocodile
[7] => edible
[8] => embroidery
[9] => fabric
[10] => feathers
[11] => felt
[12] => fur
[13] => glass
[14] => gold
[15] => jewellery
[16] => lace
[17] => leather
[18] => metal
[19] => paper
[20] => patent_leather
[21] => plastic
[22] => ratan
[23] => porcelain
[24] => reptile
[25] => rubber
[26] => satin
[27] => silver
[28] => stainless steel
[29] => stone
[30] => suede
[31] => synthetic
[32] => virtual
[33] => wood
[34] => wool
)
[usage] => Array
(
[0] => birth
[1] => dance
[2] => death
[3] => initiation
[4] => jewellery
[5] => marriage
[6] => prop
[7] => sport
[8] => furniture
)
[style] => Array
(
[0] => animal
[1] => chic
[2] => classic
[3] => cowboy
[4] => disco
[5] => experimental
[6] => folk
[7] => glamorous
[8] => gothic
[9] => hi-tec
[10] => historically influenced
[11] => kinky
[12] => minimal
[13] => punk
[14] => sport
[15] => transformer
)
[time] => Array
(
[0-1900] => pre 1900
[1900-1940] => 1900 - 1940
[1940-1960] => 1940 - 1960
[1960-1980] => 1960 - 1980
[1980-1990] => 1980 - 1990
[1990-2000] => 1990 - 2000
[2000-2010] => 2000 - 2010
)
[cols] => Array
(
[0] => object_type
[1] => shoe_type
[2] => focus
[3] => colour
[4] => material
[5] => usage
[6] => style
)
)
[title] => ceramics
[body_id] => room
)
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::: $_GET ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
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[sub] => ceramics
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