HUTTON, Agatha
Description
Endless Beauty, 2001
Wood box, wax, ribbon
"My work deals with the femininity of a woman, as she struggles not only be a part of society's workforce, but also to maintain her appearance as changes are brought about through aging. Instead of a small wooden box, I have cast a larger box from wax, not only to enhance its appearance but also to give it that sense of being alive. The box itself is wrapped up with skin and it is this skin that is stacked inside the box in repetitive folds. The wrapped box together with the repetitive skin represents the struggles of a modern woman in the community, to which she has, to balance between society and the family, and yet maintain her endless beauty for society."
- Agatha Hutton
Created in Singapore
Date
2001
Creator
HUTTON, Agatha
Source
Women Beyond Borders Art Collection founded by Lorraine Serena
Identifier
2023.005.345
Collection
Citation
HUTTON, Agatha, “HUTTON, Agatha,” UCSB ADA Museum Omeka, accessed November 25, 2024, http://art-collections.museum.ucsb.edu/items/show/16912.