About the Artist
Ashley Renee Hoffman is a collage artist living amongst mountains of magazines not unlike the Appalachian mountains around her. Her imagery is derived from vintage pornography, pop culture magazines, and encyclopedias procured from yard sales and thrift stores. Within the collages, the artist examines feminine ideals and pressures within social constructs, her love of women, and the detriment of the original woman, Mother Earth. She takes the nude form out of it's pornographic context to reclaim the capitalization and exploitation of female sexuality. When this powerful imagery is juxtaposed with symbols of the natural and domestic world, the artist creates a dialogue for important feminist and environmental issues.Featured Work
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The Missionary
digital collage
2015
The detriment of christianity on non white anglo saxon cultures.
Not Your Hot Meal
digital collage
2015
An homage to the women objectified by artists in the renaissance while having no opportunity to become an artist themselves.
They Call Her Appalachia
digital collage
2015
A mountain range in honor of our true mother, Mother Nature.
Stems, Stumps, Legs and Trunks
digital collage
2015
A study of the likeness of the stems of a woman to the trunk of a tree.
baah'd religion
collage
2014
identity and religon
today's special
collage
2014
femininity and identity