29.7cm x 42cm (A3), Framed: Yes, with glass; 45.5cm x 32.5cm

About artist: Anne-Marie Flannery graduated from Limerick School of Art and Design in 2018 with a first class honours degree in Print Contemporary Practice. She was awarded the 2018 Limerick Printmakers Bursary Award and most recently, the 2024 Arts Council Agility Award . Anne-Marie Flannery’s practice is always centred around the female experience, with emphasis on the consumption and production of media. The source material for the work includes magazines, comic books and popular media, all collaged in similar fashion to the Riot Grrrl zines of the 90s. This methodology is key to the constantly underlying theme of girls’ bedroom culture, nostalgia, and a cut and paste approach to identity curation. Masks and feline imagery are used as representations of The Other and as an exploration of the mythical and The Monstrous Feminine. The cat demon works almost like a superhero alter ego, reclaiming the monstrous mantles given to women in history and folklore. The equating of the feline to the feminine in the work has countless inspirations, most notably; contemporary protests, the cat as the witch’s familiar, and the use of cats and kittens in anti-suffragette posters as symbols of “silly incompetent domestic creatures not suited to politics”
About artwork: Chainsaw Girl is a 10 layer hand-pulled screenprint.
Instagram handle:: @anne.flan.art
Framed: Yes, with glass; 45.5cm x 32.5cm
Edition: Yes; 2 of 13

Excellent Condition

Screenprint

Yes