Poor Cow (Peckham)
Poor Cow (Peckham)
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Slip cast stoneware sculpture with ceramic decals & 24k gold lustre.
Poor Cow": A Collection of Slip Cast stoneware Cows & Illustrated Porcelain Milk Bottles.
The cow with its M-logo legs was inspired by a visit to family in Jamaica where, in Montego Bay, the first MacDonald's had opened. In a neighbouring field stood a solitary cow. The process of making this collection informed her conceptual development, leading her to think about our consumption of the cow and its environmental impact.
'Own Art' Option Available - Contact the gallery for further information.
The seated cow's base is modelled directly from a real cow's tongue, purchased from a local butcher. Handling a cow's tongue to make its mould was grotesque to Claudette, a meat eater. Thus, the beautiful cow on top of the hideous tongue represents the contradictions in our everyday choices.
The pieces are adorned with her illustrations - a contemporary twist on the traditional blue and white Willow Pattern - depicting scenes and people in Peckham, South London, where she lives.
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