My Sister is a Bunny Kirsten Stingle Oliver has explored the anxieties

Oliver has explored the anxieties of raising a child in an environment on the brink of disaster

much of it is based on Japanese pop culture from '70s and '80s with the sources of her inspiration stemming from fetish art

and the bird on the right (Create) represents creativity/artistic expression

Many of her pieces reference philosophy with a nod to both the melancholy and humorous

5 cm | 20 x 29 in

My Sister is a Bunny Kirsten Stingle Oliver has explored the anxietiesPolymer clay, wood, resin 4. 5 x 3. 5 x 10 in. 2023 Natascia Raffio was born in Rome during the 1979 Carnival. As a child she was already nourishing the need to take refuge in the world of drawing and painting. Over the years she developed her passion for comics as well, a medium that allows her to express herself through semi autobiographical stories. Being a versatile artist, she experiments with a wide range of techniques from drawing to painting