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The New York City art scene has dramatically changed since the 1980s, and people are obsessed with that time period for a reason. Creativity existed for its own sake and was an integral part of artists' lifestyles. Artist dynamic duo Jadda Cat and Michael Alan of The Living Installation still live that kind of life. Their project maintains a raw punky format with similar energy to that of the downtown New York underground art scene.
Cat is living art at its rawest form, girl power beyond, ruling the stage with rages of energy. She creates a dazzling array of characters, changing her body’s shape and size using a crazy amount of paint, prosthetics, tape, costume elements, toys, puppets, and assemblage materials to morph her appearance into creatures, ghosts and crazy critters, becoming in turn comic, beautiful, and even terrifying. She is questioning ideals placed on what a woman should behave and look like.
This unfunded, beyond vast, die-hard project has gained worldwide recognition and offers audiences an intense, long-lasting, surreal and serene experience that shouldn’t be missed. It’s different than anything I’ve seen going on now. I was truly excited to get a chance to find out more about the driving force behind their work, and what new creations they are brewing.
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