Kiki Smith's 1997 Sculpture 'Girl' Explores Transition and Discomfort

Kiki Smith created the sculpture 'Girl' in 1997, a figurative work that conveys a sense of unease during a period of change. The piece aligns with Smith's broader artistic practice, which frequently addresses psychological depth. Her diverse body of work incorporates themes from humanism, feminism, mythology, Catholic traditions, and personal experience, often focusing on themes of life and mortality. This artwork was featured in a Seattle Art Museum publication.