Robin Becker is a photo, fibers, and also a mixed-media artist who utilizes all of the aforementioned media to create her one-of-a-kind artwork. “My artwork is site specific portraying places I seek out around the world. Seeing what is left of old remote California Missions, Looking at nearly vanished buildings left in the deserts of Arizona and New Mexico, as well as Remnants of structures that have aged, their pigment fading in Berlin, Florence, New York, New Orleans, Nimes, Paris, Rome, Sienna, Vancouver and Venice.”
“Paris Apartment” – Victor Hugo, Unexpected Clothing Suite, Paris, France, mixed media, cloth, paint pigment, stencil, handmade paper, wax
Robin Becker
Her work, “Paris Apartment” – Victor Hugo, Paris France” is part of her Unexpected Clothing” series. The series depicts store windows all over the world. Each artwork reveals the clothes refracted by light and reflected street images. She explains, ‘The ‘empty’ clothes imply an opportunity for the viewer to place herself in the picture surrounded by beauty, or to step out of this time and perhaps remake one’s own image. I consider these works to be fundamentally feminist in nature because they focus on a woman’s choice of self-perception and her own beauty.“
“The personal home of Victor Hugo, a grand apartment. I added an unexpected twist by pinning a dress on a body form. And then surrounded it with light from the window. The very intimate collections that were an inspiration to Victor Hugo’s writing life and travels gave me a glimpse of the man and his worlds.”
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