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HULA HOOP FEVER & I STILL MISS MY DAD, ASC GALLERY
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‘Kitty Hawk 2015’, University of Reading. November 2015, Upper: 122 x 426.7 x 6.7 cm Lower: 183 x 122 x 10.2 cm, Wood, polythene fabric

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Posted on February 20, 2016March 22, 2018

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‘Untitled’, University of Reading. October 2015, 3.5m by 1.5m by 0.5, Cotton, stuffing, bamboo and MDF

‘Titanic’, University of Reading. December 2015, 4m by 3.5m by 3m, muslin, wood and neon tube lighting

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It's been an absolutely amazing month at @ascgallery and I've been so absolutely in love with my installation, now cosy and back in the studio! Thank you so much to everyone who came and supported me, and a huge thank you to @asc_studios for the incredible opportunity!!

Some of my favourite delicate details from the installation @ascgallery whilst @jemortonnn films professionally inside, come see her and @tiarhima film showing until 29th July!

'Molisso’s installation, woven over months, creates a physical record of grieving during the pandemic and a confession about her own mental illness. The installation documents the tiny and daily actions needed to live with grief; the repetitive, boring, and sometimes ridiculous rituals needed to move from day to day. The work provides a glimpse into the contradictions inherent in mental health struggles and its coping mechanisms. You may be able to party hard at your Dad’s wake, but if Tesco has run out of Hula Hoops you might just break down and cry.

Late opening tonight at @ascgallery !

Come join me today at @ascgallery until 5pm to discuss the work behind my 50m installation 'Hula Hoop Fever & I Still Miss My Dad'

This Wednesday I will be at @ascgallery from 1pm to 5pm to chat about my works and exhibition 'Hula Hoop Fever & I Still Miss My Dad' come and say hi and take a peek

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