The emergence of German Expressionism and its subsequent transformation into the movement known as New Objectivity represents one of the most significant artistic responses to the political and psychological upheavals of early twentieth-century Europe. These movements developed in direct dialogue with the profound cultural shifts produced by rapid industrialisation, the devastation of the First World War, and the unstable social environment of the Weimar Republic. German Expr

A handmade zine retelling stories of sexual assault, abuse and predatory behaviours by men and inflicted upon the artist.

The sculptural piece reflects on the multiple meanings of consumption: ingestion, exhausting resources and disease. It draws comparisons...