Mother Goddess Has stock in Germany Berthier’s book “The Invisible Journey”

Berthier’s book “The Invisible Journey” incorporates the rock-boat across a set of postcards

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In their works the artist duo explores how the queer community’s “safe spaces” have been displaced by political strategies and how a history of femininity and the colonized body in the transition to capitalism is shaped by rationalization of social reproduction and ownership of the self

the erotic art magazine named after the Ukrainian word for a literal “sinner”

imaginative costumes and props are all handmade

Mother Goddess Has stock in Germany Berthier’s book “The Invisible Journey”Mother Goddess, published by Baron, showcases the work of artist Pinar Yolaan and serves as an artefact of her visual explorations of the body, along the themes of gender and otherness. The book features photographs from several series across the artists career, including the titular Mother Goddess (2009), White Sands (2010), Like a Stone (2011), and Carmel (2011). Placing the female body at the centre of her work, the corporeal for Yolaan does not