'Savannahland has flying alligators and oversized insects, but is mostly at peace. However, I couldn't help draw some attention to the violence because ignoring it hasn't worked well for the city.'
"I'm trying to present something where I can find work that people love and marry the right work with the right person. We can improve lives. We want people to find things they love."
Savannah continues to serve as an inspiration for Phyllis Lang's work, and she is best known for her layered silver and bronze pieces inspired by the city’s exquisite wrought iron gates and balconies.
Rather than vulnerability or sexuality, the images evoke the inherent strength and nativity of the women’s bodies, part of an exhibit showing at Gallery Espresso through the end of June.
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