Barbie's hitting the beach again, but not in the way you might think. Artist Annette Thas has built a nearly 10-foot-tall wave out of thousands of used Barbies. The installation became a talker this month at the Sculpture by the Sea exhibition in Cottesloe Beach in Australia. In the interview above, Thas calls her work a "wave of memory." Inspiration sparked when the Perth-based artist returned to her native Belgium to visit her sick sister. She said memories of childhood came flooding back. "A ...
Barbie's hitting the beach again, but not in the way you might think. Artist Annette Thas has built a nearly 10-foot-tall wave out of thousands of used Barbies. The installation became a talker this month at the Sculpture by the Sea exhibition in Cottesloe Beach in Australia. In the interview above, Thas calls her work a "wave of memory." Inspiration sparked when the Perth-based artist returned to her native Belgium to visit her sick sister. She said memories of childhood came flooding back. "A ...
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