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Kath O'Donnell

 Body as sac 

 

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 Bio-silicone, 3d printed PLA (plastic), fish bowl, fishing line, chopsticks, petri dishes. Fish bowl: 22x22cm; tablet device: 25cm x 20; petri dish stand: 38cm x 28cm. 2025. 


Body as sac (2025) explores posthuman feminism ideas via bio-silicone abstractions of the materiality of the virtual body suspended within the male gaze (fishbowl) 'sac' and as medical samples' matter. This work is influenced by the books: 'Bodies of Water' by Dr. Astrida Niemanis and 'Material Feminisms' edited by Stacy Alaimo and Susan Hekman.
Kath O’Donnell is an emerging artist based in the Southern Highlands, NSW, creating and researching for her specture project — speculative|species future|architecture — exploring topics such as extinction, speculative evolution and ecologies, habitats, landscape, placeless space, interconnectedness and decentralisation topologies via various digital and physical mediums.

Artist profile

Instagram | @AliaK
Website | www.kathodonnell.art