Carlos Estevez Cuba, b. 1969
The Migratory Limit of Vertigo, 2015
Assemblage
34 x 38.5 x 8.75 in
86.4 x 97.8 x 22.2 cm
86.4 x 97.8 x 22.2 cm
606-2407
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Illustrated in Carlos Estevez. Entelechy, Tucson Museum of Art. p. 170 In Migratory Limit of Vertigo (2015), Estévez carved a seamstress Cinderella, an icon of domestic femininity, flanked by tools...
Illustrated in Carlos Estevez. Entelechy, Tucson Museum of Art. p. 170
In Migratory Limit of Vertigo (2015), Estévez carved a seamstress Cinderella, an icon of domestic femininity, flanked by tools of the trade, pocket scissors and needles: instruments that represent the finality of a cut, the healing sutured stitch, and the exhausting, often painful labor that goes into handwork.
