The main concept is to put the viewer in front of a triggering vision where the hyper-exposure of women’s bodies is exaggerated. The ten sculptures, faceless, represent female figures in intricate poses related to themes of bondage, sexualization, and explicit vulgarity. These were chosen to help us understand how manipulated our society is. Every day we are extremely influenced by social media, and, out of our control, we are pushed to expose ourselves and our intimacy just to seek attention. Over the years, this mechanism has evolved into a toxic fetish, symbolising capitalism and commercialism.

Each body is meticulously crafted, with details so lifelike that one forgets they are observing handmade art, feeling as if they are truly witnessing a performance. The artist mixed multiple materials and tools, creating the most elaborate pieces: aqua resin, fibreglass, lime wood are just some of the thousand elements implicated.
Particular is CORPORATE GRAY / External Spine artwork, created in 2021, in which Anna used real human hairs and piercing accessories to make the result as realistic as possible.
Another one, much documented by the public, is CLIMBER (Pierced Rosebud), of 2020; here the figure is located on a whole kitchen worktop while she is scratching the fur shelf in a manner reminiscent of the sexual sphere.

The overview and the multiple concepts leave the visitor both uncomfortable and aware of the reality of the topics.

Particular aspect of the aesthetic is also that everything is built on multiple contrasts: the overall space evokes a sense of home and domesticity with sofas, design pieces, and comfortable materials. Simultaneously, the setting and media tools create a connection to a digital and futuristic world.

Anna Uddenberg is not afraid to make evident what is wrong in this world, what people need to reason about. She uses art and different disciplines to shake up our minds, a necessity especially in today’s context. If you are prepared to be put in front of reality with an unexpected yet magnetic experience, you really need to visit Home Wreckers and stay focused on the artist’s next projects.