Steven and William Ladd: Mary Queen of the Universe
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"Pink Cadillac's" stark and seemingly "adorable" pink is what essentially drew me to this piece. Pink being a color of femininity and little girls, the title is seemingly fit for a princess. The meticulously crafted set of boxes(in rows of 4x6) each seem to provoke very strong emotions and memories within the viewer, similarly to the memories that were used as inspiration for the separate pieces in the series itself. The idea of incorporating these memories into a box is very reminiscent of JOSEPH Cornell and his shadow boxes. However, "Pink Cadillac" and the other pieces in this series maintain a more cheerful, childhood -based demeanor.
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