MEMOIRS OF LADY VAGINA | remiranaallen

KILLER QUEEN

KILLER QUEEN

KILLER QUEEN

20 PLATES
paper, bindi, ink.

'Memoirs' became the story of a very British Lady who was not white but Indian - the narrative explained her exploits on a certain evening in July to find a lover. She knew what she wanted and was determined to have a one-night stand, where she would be in control of the night.

The tiny icons are pictorial symbols from both eastern and western mythology. Each of the plates are framed by a border of female pubis triangles, shaped from ‘bindis’ (the red dot worn by Indian women to ward off evil spirits), considered the third eye. The bindi is also a symbol of marriage.

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