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Medium :
Collage, Objects on Synthetic board , Wood under glass
Framing :
Framed
Dimensions :
20x16in
About this artwork
Mothers nourish, even a stylish 1920s mother in a cloche hat seated on the running board of her roadster. In my assemblage box, she proudly displays her child in one of the antique photographs in the piece, remembrances of mothers long gone. Vintage rubber bottle nipples decorate the corners, and soft textiles emulate the women’s motherly embraces. A traditional icon of the Madonna and Child sits in the center. I think of the Blessed Mother as Roman… Catholicism’s only iteration of the Goddess, so I made this box to honor Her, and mothers everywhere.
The assemblage is installed in a custom-built box covered with gold-painted embossed paper, and fronted with a vintage frame and glass. The frame is hinged to form a door with 2 latch closures that can be opened. The photographs and other items inside were sourced from flea markets, except for the fabrics which are contemporary.
Diane Keane is a mixed-media artist and painter with roots in Pittsburgh and a background spanning commercial art, papermaking, calligraphy, and medical illustration. She crafts assemblage boxes reminiscent of shrines or curiosity cabinets from found or fabricated objects, balancing realism and surrealism in her paintings to conjure extraordinary realities. Her work weaves personal narratives and social commentary, infusing irony amid themes of motherhood, womanhood, and environmental decline. Above all, her art beckons the viewer into mysterious, atmospheric worlds, sparking emotions that range from pleasure and intrigue to thoughtful discomfort and wonder.