Cindy Workman les demoiselles
25 January - 3 March, 2007
Lennon, Weinberg, Inc., New York www.lennonweinberg.com

fig.: Large Woman 20, Cindy Workman, 2006, 37 1/2 x 43 7/8", digital print, plexiglass and frame

Cindy Workman presents her current series about women with large inkjet prints. They are made of the images of women which are available via photographs, publications and online. You can see on the collages even idealized drawn girls from the envelopes of sewing patterns. Cindy Workman's figures have a mixed identity.

"What does it really mean to be a “mother” and how is that different from being a “wife” or “sister” or “daughter” or one cohesive “self” incorporating all of these fragmented identities? Because identity constantly changes and shifts depending on whom a person is interacting with and what role is being played, reality can never be fully realized in one instant and is constantly being reinvented." Cindy Workman more culture >>>

Cindy Workman, born in New York in 1961, received a BFA at the State University of New York at Purchase and an MFA at the Chelsea School of Art in London. Since 1994 her work was exhibited through galleries in New York, Los Angeles and Berlin.