She uses princess symbolism to talk about gender and feminism
It's then treated with an industrial adhesive to allow paint to hold to its surface
Oil and Charcoal on Paper
prominent scholarships by the Society of North American Goldsmiths and Crafthaus communities designed for high caliber artists involved in the applied arts
Photograph on Archival Giclée with Acrylic
Yule Primary Hughes She uses princess symbolism toDetails About Acrylic on wood panel 8 x 8 x 1. 5 in. 2022 Wreath included Having grown up in Tokyo, Junko Mizuno is a self taught artist recognized for her unique visual iconography of powerful and often sexy women. Although her art refuses to be categorized, much of it is based on Japanese pop culture from '70s and '80s with the sources of her inspiration stemming from fetish art, folk art, religious art, psychedelic art, pin up art, advertising art,