STALLION BY DAPHNE WRIGHT 20/11/2025
Wright is known for her multi-narrative installations, often utilising surprisingly fragile media such as plaster, tinfoil, or unfired clay. Here, she presents a life-sized horse cast in plaster, lying on its back with its legs in the air—a posture that is simultaneously vulnerable, awkward, and oddly dramatic. The piece profoundly explores themes of fragility and the vulnerability of life.
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STALLION BY DAPHNE WRIGHT