 The Finish sculptor’s set of characters culled from Saturday morning cartoons and Japanese anime become utterly trippy in these life-size incarnations (some are platinum-clad). For all their iconic cuteness, the emotions and subjects conveyed by these smoothed statues of young girls, animals and rabbit-eared cyborgs are surprisingly complex. Adolescent defiance and socialization emerge as recurring concerns in their alternately proud, humbled and mournful poses.
The Finish sculptor’s set of characters culled from Saturday morning cartoons and Japanese anime become utterly trippy in these life-size incarnations (some are platinum-clad). For all their iconic cuteness, the emotions and subjects conveyed by these smoothed statues of young girls, animals and rabbit-eared cyborgs are surprisingly complex. Adolescent defiance and socialization emerge as recurring concerns in their alternately proud, humbled and mournful poses.
Closes 5/24.
This review will appear in the May 7 issue of The L Magazine. 
 
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