Works from 1995
 
Infinite number of small objects which she has catalogued, carefully put away in numerous copies and used to tell light and gentle stories that ironically make fun of consolidated habits and behavi...
 

   


44 CATS IN ROWS OF 6 WITH 2 LEFT OVER
Wall or floor installation composed ...
RING A RING O 'ROSES
Six gold childrens shoes with rubber stamped ring a ring o'roses nursery rhyme, placed on a circular base made of broken glass.
2000
PEOPLE
400 plaster casts of men, 18 inflated balloons supported by a gun-shaped plaster base
Written phrases from the "ideas file" on : Work, Love, Money, Body, Life...
1997
WEIGHT WATCHING
39 painted plaster pastries , placed on 16 paper napkins with writing.
1998
TENDER TENDER
Bra made of stitched silicon teddy bears.
2000
EMBRACE ME
Leotard made of lace-stitched, silicon butterflies, bears, and elephants.
2000
CLAP YOUR LITTLE HANDS
Small blanket for a babys bed, handmade,274 paper candies tied up by bows of wool threads.
2000
DON'T GET DIRTY
35 throwaway bibs, embroidered in black writing with the imperative, "ready-made" phrases used with children.
Ribbons attached for hanging.
1997
MY AFRICA
150 white plaster casts: monkeys, elephants, and lions arranged in the map of Africa on a blue carpet measuring 70 cm x 100 cm.
1998
TWINKLE, TWINKLE LITTLE STAR
Eighteen painted felt stars to be installed on the wall following the story line of a nursery rhyme.
1995
FOR SALE
260 plaster casts of giant Lego pieces, arranged on the floor to make a plan of the apartments, with real "For Sale" signs affixed to the wall.
1996
SUCK ME
Plate with 30 silicon candies and labels.
1998
WOMB IN BLOOM
50 carnations, pink, white, and red, on paper arranged on the floor.
Flowers crafted using origami techniques from paper handkerchiefs and napkins.
1997/98
WORLD HUNGER
White damask tablecloth. Handwritten : "Eat it all up, come on, good boy, just think of all those third-world children with nothing to eat, while you are wasting all this food God has seen fit to give to us". The napkins carry the names of the worlds poorer countries.
To be arranged on a table, beneath which will be laid a carpet of rice.
1997
SPONTANEOUS ABORTION
60 glass baby-food jars with fetus modeled in clay-pongo on cotton and gauze or in rose-colored water.
Sixty expressions and thoughts on abortion, typewritten and placed in jars or plastic wallets.
1997
SPONTANEOUS ABORTION. Particular.
1997
PICKLED FISH
Thirty painted plaster casts of fish and thirty photocopies of the recipe for pickled fish, folded, torn, or crumples into diverse forms; installed on the wall or floor at random in the space provided.
1996/1998
EMPTY CONVERSATION
Two painted wooden chairs and 330 silicone letters to be arranged on the chairs and/or the floor.
1998
BEWARE
Forty-eight fake apples, each with writing that starts : "Beware of ..."
1996
HOME SWEET HOME
234 cottages, of which 124 in biscuit-colored and white plaster and 110 in wax, positioned in a mixed arrangement on pseudo-metal trays.
1998
DAHLIAS
40 plaster flowers supported by wooden stems on plaster base with computer-written labels.
Five labels carry proverbs in flowers, while the rest carry the scientific Latin names of dahlias.
1996
LUNCH TIME
Still from video.
2002
"Family portrait"
1999/2004