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“If this artist’s interests seem odd and dislocated, that is their point. She eschews the obvious and investigates clichés in terms of gender, materials, occupations, with a gimlet eye... She has funded her art practice by working as a blacksmith and steel-fabricartor: it is her encounters with the tit’n’bum pin-ups of the macho workplace that spurred her investigations into the nature of gender specifity and eventually the conventions of work itself... her forensic approach to her subjects is accompanied by a sharp sense of humour, one with a knife-like quality.”
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