Victoria Reynolds

Victoria Reynolds

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by Gerry Mak in New Art on Tuesday 4 March 2008

Victoria Reynolds takes the metaphor ‘meat curtains’ to a new level with her unnervingly photo-realistic portraits of flesh fresh from the butcher shop. Some have a cheeky yonic quality, while others are grotesquely beautiful.

Victoria Reynolds

Victoria Reynolds

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5 comments

Evol Kween Tuesday 4 March 2008

These paintings are the business. I freaking love them.
Gary Tuesday 4 March 2008

That brings a whole new meaning to meat art (if there was one initially). I definitely agree that Reynolds’ works are absolutely beautiful. Grotesque or not.

Most photos resemble the innards of an alien life form.
Minou Thursday 6 March 2008

Wow. Challenging and beautiful.
Sam Thursday 6 March 2008

I am enthralled.
patrick Friday 7 March 2008

Max Ernst meets Upton Sinclair’s “The Jungle”. Beautiful paintings!!!