In the mirrors I can stretch my face and cut off my tongue. It’ll grow back but outside of the
mirror I have no magic tricks and I’m sad. I can’t even talk to the Prophet and Saint outside of
the mirror. Continue reading Diamond Stingil
Through the use of found, common materials, Stingily deals with the mutual conditionality of artistic production and social class. Questions of race and gender are often reflected in contemporary artistic discourse on identity politics, but those of social class are largely absent. Continue reading Diamond Stingily
