UGLY; STUPID; WEIRD by Julia Jutterström n object that symbolizes self-hatred through methods and materials. Anxiety, depression and self-hatred. I investigate and illuminate the subject by metaphorically and symbolically shaping a narrative that tells about the complex and deep emotions.
Self-hatred is expressed in words. The words are in the mind, in the head, like a loaded weapon. Sometimes the words are said out loud to the mirror image. This idea comes from the times I look at myself and think or say things like I'm ugly, stupid or weird. That I am totally useless.
In the mirror glass, I have with the help of laser engraved poetry that is about self-hatred. The thorny shape symbolizes the feeling of constantly having the thorns towards the inside, which results in the thorns also turning outwards and harming people in one's surroundings.
70x100x3,5 cm
MDF, mirror glass
2021
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