mary telfer
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ladies who lunch

Once upon a time there was a proper, stylish, and enchanting woman named Trish... one day she accidentally eats one of her friends.  Click to find out what happens to Trish next.    
Ladies Who Lunch is a digital presentation that utilizes satire centered around the mistreatment of animals.  By incorporating  satire, text, and music with photographs of women dressed as animals, this work comments on our relationship to the animal world.  This means specifically how we use animals as objects, captives, food, or clothing instead of seeing them like the individual beings that they are.  Besides poking fun at something, satire articulates critique by pointing out the problems in an event without being direct. The issues explored in my work are relevant to any human who deals with animal related issues, be it: food, fashion, entertainment, or territory.
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  • home
  • portfolio
    • Unpainted Lives
    • Too Confrontational for Amsterdam
    • revenge
    • the yellow wallpaper
    • non-literal self portraits
    • orange dove project - a radical pet-a-dogy
  • about
    • cv