Felicity Lockyear

BA (Hons) Fine Art

Skin/Hair/Inside

Social practices encourage us to smooth the skin and cover orifices. This allows us to ignore the human body as natural and organic. I am interested in social reaction and fear towards the Abject body. By displaying what we avoid showing, I aim to question why we do so.

Here this is done through the use of film and photography in a confrontational format. The image is abstract and manipulated slightly to show it in an aesthetically pleasing way. There is no reason to fear these images. The human body is beautiful.

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