Chloe Franchi

Rest

This piece draws from the natural architecture of the female body. Bone, muscle, and the quiet crevices in between, where small rabbits are found nestled within. Their presence does not disrupt, but rather settles into what already exists, suggesting a relationship built on accommodation opposed to alteration. Neither form contorts to fit the other and both coexist in a state of mutual allowance.Touching on patriarchal feminist assumption, the body remains open, the chest bare, emphasizing the un sexualized body in a uniformed posture. What if my bones could allow for to bunnies to rest?