Below are detail shots of the four miniature heads that I casted multiple times using rubber molds. There is a baby, an old woman, a man, and a young woman. It was important to me that all the elements of this piece were white. This is partial because I have a strong relationship with the plaster I have been working with through all of the pieces for this body of work and partially because I relate the piece to the white paper that I sketched the idea on so many times. I think the purity of the color white compliments the VBF's expression with the closed eyes and the movement of the miniature heads on the dark carpet. 
I am very excited that I was able to get a picture of my smiling aquatic head with its inspiration. As yo can see I have added much more color to the sculpture to vary the hues of turquoise and blue.
I included my sculpture clothes on the show because they became artworks in and of themselves from use and plaster build up. I added a casted pair of my feet next to my shoes to continue with the idea that everything in my show have been molded and cast.
Lastly I took photos of the 6 small head that I made. I also cast these with plaster from a rubber mold. i made several versions because choosing these final pieces. The shelves that the heads sit on are very important because they establish a space that each head lives in.
