My daughter
2012
Fabric, thread, handicraft cotton, adhesive plaster, nails, cosmetics
H42×W28×D23cm

Her early creations tended to lack the intention of expression or presentation.

Inwardly, it is purely the actions brought on by the symptoms.

This work is greatly hysteric/dissociative, simply put an action of the womb.

As a theme, she had not yet escaped personal episodes such as “aunt” and “cousin,” however the vulnerability brought on by that avoidance psychology actually worked to strengthen the impression of a young girl’s sentimentality.

The word “daughter” in the title.

The echoes felt from this word are not the nuances of a word spoken with maternal feelings.

It is her own attributes, in other words, her as a young maiden, a virgin, a little girl.

Refusing the distasteful, yearning for the pure while falling apart.

That dangerous balance in puberty.

It is a piece that reflects talking to herself “that is not yet art.”