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197 photographs Recorded on 35mm film across the contiguous United States of America between 2006 and 2014 Printed and perfect bound in San Diego California 6"x8"x1" Finishing details from Lqqk Studio in New York City

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B(r)east, is a culmination of artworks created over the course of a two-year intensive MFA program at Emily Carr University of Art + Design in Vancouver BC to featured online and by appointment until May 20th. Peck's work examines and explores the depiction of sexuality and the female form in contemporary society. Specifically focusing on the female-identified form in current society, Peck’s work investigates the plurality of ways in which the gaze, feminist art practices, sexuality, censorship, and historical events have shaped, defined, and conditioned the perception of the female nude in art. By studying and researching the theories behind the gazes, her work intends to subvert and refuse the male gaze, in an attempt to place the feminine queer gaze at the forefront of artistic inquiry. Peck seeks to add her voice to the post-feminist and fourth-wave movement by illustrating the power and importance of sexuality as forms of identity, liberation, and freedom from patriarchal hegemony. Through the medium of drawing, she explores the various artistic techniques in which sexually confident feminine bodies can be seen or viewed as subjects full of emotion and determination, rather than objectified for male visual pleasure. In B(r)east, Peck focuses on parts of the female body that are fetishized and overly sexualized by Western society, such as the nipple, and the ever-present meaning and associations behind the breast.

2017

Executive Producer

Shabbat dinner gatherings for these Jewish senior citizens is at the Wendy's Fast Food restaurant where they say prayers and light candles over hamburgers and fries....

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The 67th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards honors the best in U.S. prime time television programming from June 1, 2014 until May 31, 2015, as chosen by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences....

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Victoria's secret fashion show is an annual fashion show featuring Victoria's secret, a brand of lingerie and sleep wear. Victoria's secret use this show to promote their products in high profile setting with the help of top models....

Actress (Carmen)

Blurring the line between fiction and reality, aspiring fashion photographer Shawn Regruto--obsessed with documenting every part of his life--assembles his personal and professional ...

Actress (Alis)

On one summer evening, four strangers are brought together by a mysterious murder. A case which at first seems like a regular crime ivestigation turns out to be something more: a tale of love, alienation and new hope....

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Marie France

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Lolly Wish

Lolly Wish

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ClockWork Cros creates a kinetic space in his work to add multiple dimensions between the admired faces he uses in his clocks and their admirers. He uses time and movement through his interpretations of iconic likenesses to create infinite interactive possibilities for the viewer. The clocks juxtapose past and future, memory and hope in a constantly unfolding experience. Of the many possible outcomes, ClockWork Cros hopes that viewers are motivated to find their path in life, while seeking time on the face of their idol. When an admirer of Frida Kahlo interacts with a Frida Kahlo clock, Kahlo’s face looks back and inspires the viewer. Gold clock dials emerge from one eye to represent the eye of time and referencing gold’s common perception of higher value, suggest the pursuit of an elevated future. A heartbeat and an awareness of the heart chakra, respectively, manifest from both the rhythmic ticking of the clock and the quartz crystal inside of the clock’s movement. Kahlo’s presence is cathartic as her heart beats again with the ticking of the clock. Clockwork Cros’ wall clocks, with their potential to revolutionize the human experience, are deeply rooted in Surrealism and inspired by the Salvador Dalí & Luis Buñuel film "Un Chien Andalou." When correctly paired with their admirers, they are invaluable additions to any collector’s home. USED WITH PERMISSION OF FRIDA KAHLO CORPORATION, COPYRIGHT 2019 1st Edition, 25 of each.