CRACKED MYTHS
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PRE-COLONIAL AFRICAN HAIR STYLES
Although the cultures do not align, I am going to use magnificent African hair styles. Merging pre-colonial African hair art with a Grecian dystopian ceramic installation creates a powerful statement. It links ancient African identity and strength with classical ruins and a broken future. This contrast highlights themes of survival, memory, and cultural endurance which…
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MONOPOD
Just for fun, and because I like making feet, I thought I would make a Monopod. Ancient Greeks and Romans believed that they it grew very hot, a monopod would lie on its back and use its oversized foot as an umbrella. We could do with that in the 2026 heatwave. Despite having only one…
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DRYAD
Dryads are nature spirits or nymphs who live in forests and trees. The word Drys is Greek for oak.
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NIKE
Nike personified victory and I will mount her on a glass base. In Greek mythology, Nikeis the winged goddess of victory in war and peace. Her parents are Titan and Styx and she was Zeu’s charioteer helping him secure victory for the Olympian gods. Symbols and Appearance Golden Sandals signify divine speed Wings symbolize swift movement…
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