(possibility to cast in bronze)
Time’s Up
2019
Resin cast with steel base
43 x 61 x 22.8 cm
signed by the artist
5,000 $
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Los Angeles, California, USA
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ABOUT Joséphine Wister Faure
French-American artist, Joséphine Wister Faure graduated from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux Arts of Paris. She has taken part in various exhibitions in France: Fondation d’Entreprise Ricard, Le Plateau, Centre Pompidou... Her work travelled to Italy, Germany, the United States and China. Joséphine Wister Faure’s work is built around...
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About this artwork
"I am a French-American visual artist living and working in Los Angeles. I have been building a body of work through a variety of mediums: video, performance, installation, sculpture and text, experimenting with narration.
The individuals speaking out against gender inequality and the violence towards women in and out of the work place have greatly inspired me. Joining in the Women’s March and witnessing the creation of the Time’s Up Legal Defense Fund has had a true impact on my work as an artist.
Spontaneously and in solidarity, I created a piece. I cast my own hands to create the visual statement ‘TIME’S UP’ translating the words into an imagined sign language. The idea being that through body language, another form of expression, the voices can be heard and seen."
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