Acrylic on Canvas
70cm x 90cm
In Constance, an aged doll with hair in disarray peeks out from beneath a mob cap. The work captures imperfection and vulnerability, challenging the idealized notions of the feminine form. It is both intimate and unsettling, revealing the tension between appearance and reality in the manufactured image of women.
This painting is part of a series that explores the complex intersections of femininity, identity, and cultural expectation through the lens of dolls—objects that are at once familiar, comforting, and unsettling.