The skin suit of anxiety
- Title
- The skin suit of anxiety
- Description
- Print: lithographic by Tracy Bennett for Fall 2015 in ART4630. Weaving. I have created a body of work bringing together lithographic techniques from printmaking and weaving from textiles to illustrate my story of dealing with anxiety and depression. I want viewers to be intrigued, confused, and even a little uncomfortable, but realize there is a story being told; one that may provide insight to their own story.
- Date
- 2015
- Original Format
- prints
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- Local Identifier
- SOAD6285
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- Subject(s)
- Birds in art
- Prints--North Carolina--Greenville
- Bones in art
- Eye in art
- Flowers in art
- Strangling
- Women in art
- Portraits--North Carolina--Greenville
- Textile design--North Carolina--Greenville
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- Location of Original
- None
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