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SADE is pleased to present FLESHMAXXING, an exhibition by Kristin Reger and Maggie Petroni, curated by Bryan Munguia.
FLESHMAXXING exists in a bunker of unconscious dysmorphia, where amorphous entities coalesce into stretched sinews and petrified silks. Found objects scatter throughout the space to expose their memories of abused consumption. This disorienting theater is built by the carcasses of wooden canvas frames, staging penetrations to the body and psyche to reveal transmutations through new flesh.
Reger offers a masterclass in material fleshmaxxing, capturing contorted anatomies suspended in a primordial meditation. Her taut creations, supported by chaotic networks of butcher hooks and bungee ropes, stretch ossified flesh to the brink of rupture. These intricate systems mirror the cybernetic infrastructure of modern society—a web of deformities modeled after the pervasive influences of the internet.
Beneath Reger’s ascended relics, clusters of ceramic worms and dysfunctional forms…
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SADE is pleased to present FLESHMAXXING, an exhibition by Kristin Reger and Maggie Petroni, curated by Bryan Munguia.
FLESHMAXXING exists in a bunker of unconscious dysmorphia, where amorphous entities coalesce into stretched sinews and petrified silks. Found objects scatter throughout the space to expose their memories of abused consumption. This disorienting theater is built by the carcasses of wooden canvas frames, staging penetrations to the body and psyche to reveal transmutations through new flesh.
Reger offers a masterclass in material fleshmaxxing, capturing contorted anatomies suspended in a primordial meditation. Her taut creations, supported by chaotic networks of butcher hooks and bungee ropes, stretch ossified flesh to the brink of rupture. These intricate systems mirror the cybernetic infrastructure of modern society—a web of deformities modeled after the pervasive influences of the internet.
Beneath Reger’s ascended relics, clusters of ceramic worms and dysfunctional forms…
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