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Primate Regime
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Why this work / Primate Regime
Primate Regime
The crown sits too big, tilted like a punchline no one delivered. Fuchsia fur swallows the shoulders, brass filigree catching light meant for kings. The eyes do the real work: half amused, half accusing, staring down every empire built on inherited authority. Power, it turns out, was always a costume. Strip the fur and the throne, and what remains is an animal who learned to pose for the crown.
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CONVENTIONAL ART / Art, unconventionally human
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Hierarchy examines the theatre of power, and what remains when the costume begins to slip. Across figures, animals, weapons, uniforms, crowns, ceremony and luxury, familiar symbols of authority are pushed into unfamiliar situations. Leaders lose their composure. Judges remain silent. Wealth becomes...
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