Talk:Marianna Simnett

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"Her recent work explores female subjectivity and bodily integrity as they relate to the power dynamics of the medical profession". "employed the forensic and macabre to elicit a visceral reaction from viewers" Simnett focuses on the dystopic consequences of technology through a psychosexual lens Simnett's work elicits a physical response though its depiction of physiological processes and techniques such as dreamlike sequences contrasted with hyper-real scenarios and the use of music. Simnett induces the same emotions, such as fear, that she enacts in her work. Her work has been said to combine mythic structures with the aesthetics of medical documentaries. "Simnett composes fanciful narratives, employing leaps of logic while creating intentional slippages among her characters’ identities, genders, and physiognomies". References Donna Haraway and Paul B. Preciado. Simnett's consideration of self-preservation mobilizes feminist concerns without becoming prescriptive.

"Transformation is much more my message than amputation—transformation is through and through my work. Everyone is always becoming something other than themselves.” --Mgp28 (talk) 18:31, 9 July 2023 (UTC)