The career of Linder Sterling (*1954 Liverpool) stretches over three decades and numerous areas of cultural production. Known for her collaged work, Linder has been creating photomontages for the past 30 years that combine imagery from men’s magazines and the objectification of women.
By juxtaposing and overlaying nude figures with oversized flowers, cakes, cameras, and sewing machines, Linder creates striking and graphic compositions. She employs objects generally associated with domesticity to highlight and challenge notions of power, femininity, and consumer culture.
These 12 postcards in a slipcase feature new collages published in close co-operation with the artist on the occasion of her first solo show She climbs the European sky in the gallery Linn Lühn, Cologne in 2008.
Published by Linn Lühn in association with Walther Koenig.