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| A mosquito's corpse is pictured in stasis, suspended with the frame, as though it has fallen or flailed against some invisible surface, perhaps ensnared in a drop of ambergris or resin. Psychological associations with illness, malaria, skin infection and insomniac nights clash with environmental necessity: two predominant strata of fear conflict and combine in this odd and disempowered portrait of anatomy. This still life of a fallen vampirical nuisance narrates our unconscious fears towards the most normal of things and a manner by which we elect iconography due to prejudice rather than reason. |
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