These are not toys for you: the sculptor creates humanoid figures from old dolls
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/these-are-not-toys-for-you-the-sculptor-creates-humanoid-figures-from-old-dolls.htmlIf a conversation about career preferences suddenly starts, Australian Freya Jobbins will have something to tell. Once she was a police officer, but over time she realized that this job does not bring her any joy. In 2004, Freya enrolled in a sculpture course. This choice opened up new horizons for her and subsequently led to the project that made Freya famous.
The Australian sculptor likes to call himself a plastic surgeon. No, this does not mean that she is also a doctor, in fact, this is due to her unique sculptural project, in which Freya creates humanoid figures from old dolls.
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Source: demilked.com
You have the opportunity to take a look at the work of an Australian sculptor and conclude: is it terribly amazing or surprisingly creepy.
"The irony of my project is that from objects that were made to be touched, I create figures that cannot be touched," Freya said.
Keywords: Art | Dolls | Sculptor | Sculpture | Sculptures | Contemporary art | Statue
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