This series explores the boundary between the corporeal and the decorative: teeth—a symbol of vulnerability and decay—are transformed into confectionery, glossy objects of acid hues. Placed on skin and amidst lush tropical foliage under ultraviolet light, and among soap bubbles, they become both a part of the body and of nature simultaneously. The bubbles serve as a metaphor for fragility and ephemerality, amplifying the underlying anxiety within the work’s bright, playful surface.
Original size 2625x3500
Original size 2625x3500
