Lola Brooks
takes an unconventional look
at
the conventional subjects of Love and Romance.
Her work
is certainly not conventional in size -
in fact it’s much
larger than one would expect.
It’s not conventional
in choice of materials -
she takes
humble steel then mixes it with gold,
diamonds and various other gemstones.
It’s not
conventional in attitude -
her work makes
droll tongue-in-cheek references
to clichés
about love and sentimentality.
In fact, everywhere one
looks one can see
roses attached to hearts, and bows attached to
hearts,
and hearts
attached to hearts.
Why this ardent
interest in all things related to romance?
There is a
good deal of thought behind this work and
it’s interesting to get the 'why' of the work
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