CC-TAPIS FAYE TOOGOOD BLUE TIT RUG 8'2" x 8'2"
FAYE TOOGOOD FOR CC-TAPIS
Rude is Toogood’s third collaboration in the ongoing partnership with cc-tapis. A collection of sensual, sculptural rugs bringing together high craft and hijinks.
“In Rude there is a little of the profane and a little of the profound. Yes, I am poking fun, but I am also making a statement about what it means to inhabit a body. And what that means personally for me: an artist inhabiting a female body that is changing. As time passes, I feel connected to my body in a different way, and I see beauty and sexuality from a wildly different perspective.” – explains Faye Toogood
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CC-TAPIS FAYE TOOGOOD BLUE TIT RUG 8'2" x 8'2"
CC-TAPIS FAYE TOOGOOD BLUE TIT RUG 8'2" x 8'2"
FAYE TOOGOOD FOR CC-TAPIS
Rude is Toogood’s third collaboration in the ongoing partnership with cc-tapis. A collection of sensual, sculptural rugs bringing together high craft and hijinks.
“In Rude there is a little of the profane and a little of the profound. Yes, I am poking fun, but I am also making a statement about what it means to inhabit a body. And what that means personally for me: an artist inhabiting a female body that is changing. As time passes, I feel connected to my body in a different way, and I see beauty and sexuality from a wildly different perspective.” – explains Faye Toogood
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FAYE TOOGOOD FOR CC-TAPIS
Rude is Toogood’s third collaboration in the ongoing partnership with cc-tapis. A collection of sensual, sculptural rugs bringing together high craft and hijinks.
“In Rude there is a little of the profane and a little of the profound. Yes, I am poking fun, but I am also making a statement about what it means to inhabit a body. And what that means personally for me: an artist inhabiting a female body that is changing. As time passes, I feel connected to my body in a different way, and I see beauty and sexuality from a wildly different perspective.” – explains Faye Toogood
