

174
嘉莉.梅.威姆斯
Untitled (mother and daughter)
1990
Gelatin silver print.
27 x 26 3/4 in. (68.6 x 67.9 cm)
Signed on a label accompanying the work; printed title and number 1/5 on gallery label affixed to the reverse of the frame.
完整圖錄內容
Using the kitchen table as a metaphor for the space where one’s life unfolds, Carrie Mae Weems Kitchen Table series follows a female protagonist as she navigates the stages of life, examining an array of relationships from romantic to maternal and, as we see in the present lot, platonic, all whilst seated at the table. Reflecting on the seminal series, Weems spoke to the significance of the domestic setting: “That's the space. Everything gets resolved in that space. It's a beautiful piece really, you know. It's so simple in its construction. It's so minimal. There's a table, there's a lamp, there's a chair. There's a man, there's a woman, there's a girl, there's a child. Maybe there's a glass of wine and a couple packs of cigarettes. That's it. It's very bare bones.”