".....the braids themselves are
another level of framing as she presents the tatoo-like illustrations of
her body. A thread of crimson traces out the line of the girl's necklace
whose words, "How dare you", seem directed at the viewer -
until one spies the tiny figures at her feet: hunters and rifles,
lying in graves, rendered in the childlike primitivism of Early American
painting. At the same time, the girl's lithe proportions recall Indian
Vedic images of Parvati, consort of Shiva. ...
Light Seeking Eyes
offers glimpses into a weirdly appealing dreamtime of human and beast,
word and figure, sensuality and wildness...."
