malaucoccyx (French for coccyx pain) is not a picture book about the number one widespread disease, the mysterious term rather conveys something of the atmosphere that can be felt in Fiona Rukschcio's collages. In her collages Fiona Rukschcio puts to the test the various roles and poses which politics, the press and journalistically produced feminism provide and, with humour and melancholy, lets their wishes for identity and identity-change clash with public expectations and clichés.
malaucoccyx (French for coccyx pain) is not a picture book about the number one widespread disease, the mysterious term rather conveys something of the atmosphere that can be felt in Fiona Rukschcio's collages. In her collages Fiona Rukschcio puts to the test the various roles and poses which politics, the press and journalistically produced feminism provide and, with humour and melancholy, lets their wishes for identity and identity-change clash with public expectations and clichés.
