This capsule presents a porcelain figure transformed into a post-human creature, her face painted in spectral tones that obscure origin and intention. The hidden hair amplifies her ambiguity, replacing identity with a mask-like presence that feels both ceremonial and otherworldly.
Enclosed within the circular frame, she appears as a recovered specimen — a being suspended between childhood memory and speculative evolution. Her expression echoes the uncanny aesthetics of cinematic hybrids, beings that exist beyond species or category. By concealing the hair, the work removes the doll’s original gendered coding, allowing a new form to emerge: neither girl, nor toy, nor relic, but an entity in transition.
Within this capsule, the figure becomes a symbolic archive of transformation. Painted skin, covered features, and the domestic porthole converge into a sculptural moment where the familiar turns mythic, and the past reorganizes itself into a new kind of creature.
 
Dimensions: 44 × 38 × 12 cm
Materials: Vintage porcelain doll, hand-painted face, textile body, bonnet, repurposed washing-machine porthole, glass, metal hardware
Edition: Unique piece (1/1)