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That statue she's so shocked at is actually titled "And Life Is Over There" and doesn't have to do with the troons necessarily but Trish and the wombyn crowd are sure bent on claiming it is.
Funnily enough, I like that even her own crowd of pro-women people are sick of people like Trish being needlessly aggressive and rude. This is a continuation of that thread she replied on in the last post about not being able to switch off her own rage.
I guess people were talking about how Johnny Depp is dealing with the Amber Heard situation and how it's nobody's business that he's performing at a concert now after all that with the trial. Here comes Trish to weigh in with her life story because someone mentioned CPTSD. Love that she continues to use the incorrect PTSD-C label even after that.
"Ohhh I'm so abused I have PTSD triggers everywhere and it's horrible!"
And yet she turns around and posts art she made of Meg's hardlizard stand-in with her self-inserts with no issues? Just saying "lol I drew this for the worst guy I ever dated" and posting the clearly romantic art anyways doesn't ring as very sincere that he gave her the supposed PTSD diagnosis.
"I am supportive of the LGB, especially the lesbians!" "No, not like that!!!"
On Saturday 21 October 2017 the new sculpture And Life Is Over There by Femmy Otten will be added to The Sculpture Gallery in the city center of The Hague. in het centrum van Den Haag. It is her first bronze sculpture in public space. In this totem-like and gender-blending sculpture various visual cultures are united. In all its peacefulness and vulnerability, the work is a statement about freedom of thought.
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Her new sculpture has references to nudes from classic Greek sculpture and is both male and female. For Otten this is the most ideal state of being: "The Greek god Hermaphroditus was literally merged with his beloved. Ever since I started drawing and making my work genders have effortlessly merged into each other. For me this feels very natural. I can identify with the one or with the other. To me it feels strange to view men and women as separate entities - we are so deeply involved with each other and our lives are so intertwined. I myself feel a deep urge to blend."
The nakedness and sexual ambiguity of And Life Is Over There also addresses issues like daring to be different and being allowed to be different. In this way the artist wants to generate a freedom of thought. She is not literally talking about the transgender, but more about the idea that everything should be allowed, also when it is different from the norm. That nudity is very natural and can be very disarming, that different genders and cultures can be united, that there is also a great tenderness in this completeness. Otten: "In this sculpture I was very much concerned with finding the right posture, it had to be perfectly natural. No shame and no explicit pride - to me that was very important."
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Her new sculpture has references to nudes from classic Greek sculpture and is both male and female. For Otten this is the most ideal state of being: "The Greek god Hermaphroditus was literally merged with his beloved. Ever since I started drawing and making my work genders have effortlessly merged into each other. For me this feels very natural. I can identify with the one or with the other. To me it feels strange to view men and women as separate entities - we are so deeply involved with each other and our lives are so intertwined. I myself feel a deep urge to blend."
The nakedness and sexual ambiguity of And Life Is Over There also addresses issues like daring to be different and being allowed to be different. In this way the artist wants to generate a freedom of thought. She is not literally talking about the transgender, but more about the idea that everything should be allowed, also when it is different from the norm. That nudity is very natural and can be very disarming, that different genders and cultures can be united, that there is also a great tenderness in this completeness. Otten: "In this sculpture I was very much concerned with finding the right posture, it had to be perfectly natural. No shame and no explicit pride - to me that was very important."
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Funnily enough, I like that even her own crowd of pro-women people are sick of people like Trish being needlessly aggressive and rude. This is a continuation of that thread she replied on in the last post about not being able to switch off her own rage.
I guess people were talking about how Johnny Depp is dealing with the Amber Heard situation and how it's nobody's business that he's performing at a concert now after all that with the trial. Here comes Trish to weigh in with her life story because someone mentioned CPTSD. Love that she continues to use the incorrect PTSD-C label even after that.
"Ohhh I'm so abused I have PTSD triggers everywhere and it's horrible!"
And yet she turns around and posts art she made of Meg's hardlizard stand-in with her self-inserts with no issues? Just saying "lol I drew this for the worst guy I ever dated" and posting the clearly romantic art anyways doesn't ring as very sincere that he gave her the supposed PTSD diagnosis.
"I am supportive of the LGB, especially the lesbians!" "No, not like that!!!"