Alison Brady deals a lot with the subtle unconscious in a very unsubtle way. Her works are normally unsettling and incorporate images that evoke personal neuroses from her everyday life. Highly saturated and composed to the point of excess, her photographs "look like victims of the beauty ideal, but whether they’ve sacrificed themselves at the altar of pop culture’s idolization of feminine perfection or if they’ve been been attacked through the result of their own vanity is unclear."
http://shapeandcolour.wordpress.com/2009/02/02/alison-brady/
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