Art comes in many shapes and forms which is why it influences and affects the senses differently for each person. I enjoy finding all kinds of art and especially those treasures that are created by artists who share the story and history behind their masterpieces. I love art that touches my soul and helps change my perspective forever.
At first glance I thought that the only reason I loved Freya Jobbins art was because I was a “girl,” but then I realized that she not only used doll pieces, but she also used army men. So although most of her work are with girl dolls, I still think men will find it rather cool.
Freya’s detailed sculptures uses the body pieces of dolls and toys as parts to create humanoid assemblages of faces, heads and larger busts. The plastic doll pieces are cut to different sizes and glued together in layers to create a 3D image which is totally fascinating!
Freya had this to say about her work:
“My work explores the relationship between consumerist fetishism and the emerging recycling culture within the visual arts. Due to our society’s over consumption of plastic children’s toys, the materials I need for my assemblages are all very accessible.”
Marcus Doll Parts Sculpture
Kerri Anne Doll Parts Sculpture
Frida Doll Parts Sculpture
6 Dollface Doll Parts Sculpture
Medusa Doll Parts Sculpture
Dear Old Darth Vadar Doll Parts Sculpture
Blond Yoko Doll Parts Sculpture
Arnie Doll Parts Sculpture
Selfie Of Freya Jobbins Doll Parts Sculpture
I think it is pretty cool that she created a selfie (sculpture of herself).
What do you think about Freya Jobbin’s work?
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