![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhVOKrb0UFN3-GvhLKlB0H1P0LOrbp8GqhLcWZKA7FnXqd29GW8NyKQkrB2nCjwx5X6w6FARSvum020s_fx_sh7r6ggHTN1gLE4BbI9WrJlZ7CfGrevczQYNpGpcd_AD0GKMYlO0Qw-NXo/s400/72boobcaks4.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiRBry8fH6q-nvf-E7YIjcff2r-89dcCOPS8GhyphenhyphenK794EI4xRG9dEQ7iEmknF1Ub3fu-l_eH3BqdNbi1fg0mQPidxljlj9tSUGJ_XRLNd-4TCUOYGWLXFokJ8TcqWtjoVaCx4q3RPNNZNF4/s400/72boobcakes1.jpg)
These egg shells are held together by lace garters that were carefully cut apart and sewn back together. Fake pearls serve as a cherry or a nipple, with pink puffy paint on top. The eight eggs sit on a silver platter I found at the thrift store. The pink holders are made from styrofoam egg cartons.
The eggs placed in a group of four pairs is meant to mimic the breasts of a pig. In most of my work, including this piece, eggs represent women. The "women" are decorated in lace and pearls and look almost edible.
DANA THESE ARE BEAUTIFUL!!!!!
ReplyDelete