TORCH

2022



This project was developed for FINE DYING  MISSCHIEFS, an exhibition and ceremonial collection of
handmade objects inspired by the symbolic murder of Virginia Woolf's phantom in 'Professions for Women'. In this text, the author metaphorically kills her phantom to liberate herself and create freely as a woman.


 by Fredrik Dölling




TORCH  was one of my contributions - a series of ritualistic sculptures crowned by a shellthat mark the beginning and end of the FINE DYING ceremony. A ceremony that celebrates the necessarydeath of female prejudice, and invites us to re-define the terms of our individual and collective experience.
Pointing to Virginia Woolf´s story, shells trap and kill invaders that enter their interior by creating a pearl
- “Had I not killed her she would have killed me” (Woolf). The project arrives from an interest in the ephemerality of rituals and questioning how objects can help mark and represent these.



TORCH
Dimensions: 135 X Ø 35 CM
Materials: Metal, Scallop shell, Metal leaf, paint






FINE DYING CANDLE
Dimensions:  30 x Ø 4 CM
Materials: Stearin wax, silver beeswax foil
Limited Edition - Collab with LJusmakeriet






NOW AVAIlLABLE WITH STANDARD CANDLE FIT









MISSCHIEFS  is originally a groundbreaking feminist group showcasing  trailblazing Swedish/Sweden-basedwomxn selected for the punk nature of their work, at the crossing of design, craft and art.



 by Daniel Camerini




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