DIRTY GODDESS

These works reflect a powerful duality; an embrace of both the sacred and the raw, the divine and the earthly.  

The word ‘dirty’ takes me back to being a five-year-old, playing on the family farm, joyfully making mud pies and getting filthy dirty. Feeling free.

Dirty Goddess comes from a chapter in the book Women Who Run with the Wolves. These ancient characters were bawdy, improper, funny and loose.

‘Dirty’ also refers to moving beyond the appropriate, constrained feminine inhibitions of generations of repressed women in my family.

Dirty Goddess VII - Acrylic on canvas, cotton, 208 x 173 cm

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