Lying with the Wolf
Definition
Lying with the Wolf is a sculpture created by Kiki Smith in 2001. It depicts a woman lying on her back with a wolf resting on top of her, symbolizing the complex relationship between humans and nature.
Related terms
Kiki Smith: An American artist known for her sculptures and installations that explore themes of gender, sexuality, and spirituality.
Nature symbolism: The use of natural elements or creatures to represent ideas or emotions in art.
Human-animal relationships: The study of how humans interact with animals, both in real life and in artistic representations.
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