I went to London a few days ago and i visit Lisson Gallery. I loved some of the works of
Christine Borland.
Christine Borland's work is associated with the systems and processes that provide the basis of our society. She plays with concepts of life and death, exploring the ambiguous relationship between art and science. Borland's work is at once repulsive and seductive. She builds up layers of psychological complexity, juxtaposing the incongruous elements which pervade human sensibility, offending our notions of correctness and questioning the validity of our ideals
Christine Borland.
Christine Borland's work is associated with the systems and processes that provide the basis of our society. She plays with concepts of life and death, exploring the ambiguous relationship between art and science. Borland's work is at once repulsive and seductive. She builds up layers of psychological complexity, juxtaposing the incongruous elements which pervade human sensibility, offending our notions of correctness and questioning the validity of our ideals
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annalee:
Im glad you liked her work, you should try and see more of her pieces if places have them on display. I wrote a journal about her sometime back because I was also writing an essay on one of her works at that time. I have a book on her called Progressive Disorder that is really good. Hope you're well 
angel_ree:
Sounds like she has some interesting ideas How are you honey, ain't spoke to you in a while, didn't want you to think i had forgotten you xxx
How are you honey, ain't spoke to you in a while, didn't want you to think i had forgotten you xxx