YVONNE SINGER
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selected works from 1985-2009

Sometimes I like a happy ending; sometimes I like a sad ending (2009)

random objects random thoughts (2009)
Signs of Life: an intimate portrait of someone I don't know (2008)
Le stade du Miroir (2003)

you are on my mind (2003)
Family Album (2002)

between two points (2001)
Doing Time (2000)
Staging Memory (2000)
I should have, I could have, I would have... ...if only (1998)

I am ... (1998)
The Veiled Room (1998)
Projections for the Unseeing (1997)
A Portable Viewing Station for Anxious Travelers (1994)
In Memoriam Forgetting and Remembering Fragments of History (1993)

Measure of the Man (1992)
Fragments for a Story (1991)

Search for Definition (1991)

Isn't your/my mother beautiful? (1990)
Neon for j.e. atkinson (1990)
My lips are sealed (1989)

Contradictions and Possibilities (1988)
In the room (1987)

Hide and Seek (1985)

Back to Back (1985)


Hide and Seek, 1985

Materials: burlap, hydrocal plaster
Dimension: 63 x 30 in.
Site: Brock University, St. Catharines, Ontario [Site specific installation for the exhibition Interventions in the Landscape] 
Curator: Merijean Morrissey-Clayton.

The female body has often been equated with nature. By juxtaposing these plaster body casts against the tree, Hide and Seek is a playful expression of the male and female relationship between the phallic trees and the soft body shells.

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