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This circular collage centers on Medusa, immediately pulling the work out of the domestic space. Medusa—often interpreted as a figure of both danger and victimhood—sits at the center, suggesting themes of power and transformation. It becomes a broader meditation on how bodies are framed, feared, consumed, and controlled across time.
There’s also a sense of fragmentation and inversion throughout: figures appear upside down, images collide without hierarchy, and textures shift rapidly. This destabilization pushes the viewer to move around the piece rather than settle into it.
Size: 12” round
Type: Mixed Media Collage on Canvas
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© 2025 Mary Clifford Brewer. All rights reserved.
This circular collage centers on Medusa, immediately pulling the work out of the domestic space. Medusa—often interpreted as a figure of both danger and victimhood—sits at the center, suggesting themes of power and transformation. It becomes a broader meditation on how bodies are framed, feared, consumed, and controlled across time.
There’s also a sense of fragmentation and inversion throughout: figures appear upside down, images collide without hierarchy, and textures shift rapidly. This destabilization pushes the viewer to move around the piece rather than settle into it.
Size: 12” round
Type: Mixed Media Collage on Canvas
(Click image to see full size)
© 2025 Mary Clifford Brewer. All rights reserved.