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The Hand That Feeds You by Riya Chandiramani
$11,000.00
- Medium:
Mixed Media on Paper - Size: 42 cm (W) X 59 cm (H)
- Framed
- A goddess sits at the center of The Hand That Feeds You, holding the male symbol of Quaker Oats. Quaker Oats, named for pure goodness and honest value, purchased Mother’s Oats in the early 1900s. To Chandiramani, the company’s purchase represents a shift from mother-made nourishment to quick, mass-produced feeding, provided by a ‘holy’ male figure. In her painting, Chandiramani reinverts the power dynamic and reclaims maternal power.
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The Hand That Feeds You by Riya Chandiramani
$11,000.00
- Medium:
Mixed Media on Paper - Size: 42 cm (W) X 59 cm (H)
- Framed
- A goddess sits at the center of The Hand That Feeds You, holding the male symbol of Quaker Oats. Quaker Oats, named for pure goodness and honest value, purchased Mother’s Oats in the early 1900s. To Chandiramani, the company’s purchase represents a shift from mother-made nourishment to quick, mass-produced feeding, provided by a ‘holy’ male figure. In her painting, Chandiramani reinverts the power dynamic and reclaims maternal power.
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A goddess sits at the center of The Hand That Feeds You, holding the male symbol of Quaker Oats. Quaker Oats, named for pure goodness and honest value, purchased Mother’s Oats in the early 1900s. To Chandiramani, the company’s purchase represents a shift from mother-made nourishment to quick, mass-produced feeding, provided by a ‘holy’ male figure. In her painting, Chandiramani reinverts the power dynamic and reclaims maternal power.
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| Dimensions | 42 × 59 cm |
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A goddess sits at the center of The Hand That Feeds You, holding the male symbol of Quaker Oats. Quaker Oats, named for pure goodness and honest value, purchased Mother’s Oats in the early 1900s. To Chandiramani, the company’s purchase represents a shift from mother-made nourishment to quick, mass-produced feeding, provided by a ‘holy’ male figure. In her painting, Chandiramani reinverts the power dynamic and reclaims maternal power.
Additional information
| Dimensions | 42 × 59 cm |
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