Equilibrium of Flesh and Form

Description

This glossy, porcelain-white stiletto confronts viewers with a deliberate fusion of eroticized symbols: a woman’s torso adorns the front, while a phallic heel juts defiantly from behind. At once alluring and jarring, the sculpture exposes the deep entanglement of desire, domination, and commodification. By merging masculine and feminine forms into a single fetish object, the piece becomes a critique of how bodies—especially female bodies—are fragmented, consumed, and displayed. It reflects a cultural architecture built on objectification, where the female form is both pedestal and possession, and misogyny is masked as glamour.