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Thursday, May 19, 2011

Zabet Pucket - Bullfighter in Abstraction

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Zabet Pucket - Bull Fighter

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Zabet Pucket - Landscape

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Zabet Pucket - Girl Fight

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Zabet Pucket - Heads

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Zabet Pucket - Study

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Zabet Pucket - Salome


Salome and Harod

 
The story of Salome and King Harod is especially relevant today when gaging the importance our culture places on youth and beauty.  Even today, mothers will convince her own daughter to impress a wealthy man, the Orangutan Harod, transformed into a Cactus.   Psychologically they hold the young girl prisoner in a gilded cage.  The Virgin Mary encased in a Phallic shrine.
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Since David Hockney’s pool scenes there has not been a more relative series of paintings to southern Californian culture. Nothing is more prolific in culture than a bludgeoning metropolis like Los Angeles. Its competing as international reputation of a great art center. And yet it pretends its never seen anything more startling than the paintings of a typical American high school. In Romancing the Creep, Zabet Pucket has built an body of work around investigations of psycho-sexual identity and female power. Subsuming the apparently contradictory tendencies of sexism at the moment: and the discovery of monsters in the inner self. As symbols of traits of the unconsciousness, Bestiality is the chance at differation. The Pictures are less a literal statement about bestiality, but rather a bait for reactionaries.

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Since David Hockney’s pool scenes there has not been a more relative series of paintings to southern Californian culture. Nothing is more prolific in culture than a bludgeoning metropolis like Los Angeles. Its competing as international reputation of a great art center. And yet it pretends its never seen anything more startling than the paintings of a typical American high school. In Romancing the Creep, Zabet Pucket has built an body of work around investigations of psycho-sexual identity and female power. Subsuming the apparently contradictory tendencies of sexism at the moment: and the discovery of monsters in the inner self. As symbols of traits of the unconsciousness, Bestiality is the chance at differation. The Pictures are less a literal statement about bestiality, but rather a bait for reactionaries.
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