Hand-Dyed Silk
Full Self explores the relationship between Victor and the Creature as two halves of a single whole, locked in what could be struggle or an embrace. Benedict plays with the ambiguity of whether his work portrays a single figure looking at its reflection or two individuals, and whether that distinction even matters. Amid a balance of light and darkness a sense of fullness is found. Benedict explores heavy themes upon the light, delicate material of dyed silk. Depicted on silk, the artwork is light and breathable.
45"W x 69"H
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What inspires the artist?
"Two bodies, mirrored, converge in a kneeling embrace. In their overlap, balance is found amidst the harmonic kaleidoscope of darkness and light."
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