Philosophy • Veronica Perez Karleson

Series: Mad Victorian ladies

Portrait of a Victorian lady in sepia tones with a huge eye and a serious face.

Series: Mad Victorian ladies

Portraits of women whose deranged souls reflect the social norms of the time.

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Dear fear

Portrait of a Victorian lady in sepia tones with a huge blue eye and a small upside down eye.

Dear fear

I know that your intention is to protect me.

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Dear madness

I have discovered that you are poorly defined.

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Dear sex

Portrait of a Victorian lady in sepia tones with a huge eye and an enormous mouth with teeth and tongue.

Dear sex

I have decided to honour and respect you.

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Dear laws

Portrait of a Victorian lady in sepia tones with a huge blue eye, a small upside down eye, and a serious face.

Dear laws

Nothing illegitimate is born out of our wombs.

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Dear wound

Portrait of a Victorian lady in sepia tones with a huge blue eye and an enormous mouth with the tongue sticking out.

Dear wound

I have decided to stop ignoring you

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Dear future

Portrait of a Victorian lady in sepia tones with a huge green eye and an enormous pink mouth sticking out the tongue.

Dear future

I am going to improve you.

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Series of paintings: Divine laughing

Painting of the face of an old woman laughing in blue and golden tones with mosaic in the background.

Series of paintings: Divine laughing

Laughing divine are wise women who know how to live

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Freedom to dress

Why would others decide how I dress?

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Freedom of movement

Why would I worry about what others think?

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Water the colour of your veins

Blue painting with veins and a sea shell under water.

Water the colour of your veins

Spend time by water the colour of your veins.

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Freedom of expression

Painting of the face of a woman laughing in white and golden tones.

Freedom of expression

Why would I have to shut up?

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Freedom to love

Painting of the face of an old woman laughing in white and golden tones.

Freedom to love

Why wouldn’t I fall in love?

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Oracle

Semi abstract painting with eyes and vertical mouth in turquoise and reds

Oracle

Sees what they won’t.

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Series of paintings: Gathering Ling

Red painting with flower, veins and red blood cells.

Series of paintings: Gathering Ling

“Get a basket, go outside, and gather magic” Lillian Bridges

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Flowers the colour of your blood

Surround yourself with red petals

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Series of paintings: Presences

Almost abstract painting in tones of pink, yellow and red with eyes and mouth.

Series of paintings: Presences

An eye is enough to create a presence.

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Cyclops with red background (Tribute to Hannah Höch)

Red painting with primitive figure with one eye and mouth

Cyclops with red background (Tribute to Hannah Höch)

Encounters.

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Alter ego

Intense presence with one eye and golden background

Alter ego

Divine beginnings.

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Women running

“Where are you running woman?” I was asked.
 “I am going where I can breathe”, I replied.

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