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Bodily Transfigurations and Transgenerational Trauma in the Multimedia Art of Yuliya Lanina.

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Title: Bodily Transfigurations and Transgenerational Trauma in the Multimedia Art of Yuliya Lanina.
Authors: Rossen, Rebecca (AUTHOR)
Source: Feminist Studies. 2024, Vol. 50 Issue 1, p65-91. 28p.
Subjects: Women artists, Multimedia (Art), Animated films, Human figure in art, Animatronics
Abstract: The article explores artist Yuliya Lanina's works, multimedia video performance "My Dear Skeleton" and stop-motion animated film "Gefilte Fish," that were created amid debilitating back pain and that mark her attempt to engage in somatic dialogue with her pain. Topics discussed include brief background of Lanina, description on her animatronic sculptures, and role of female bodies across Lanina's body of work.
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