Cupboard Love

The Cupboard Love rabbit is sitting in a field of sea grass and marine vegetation, she is calm and considered. The materials used for adorning this sculpture include paper, ink, acrylic and oil paint. Whilst cleaning an area near the right eye, some thinners dripped down the rabbit’s cheek creating the idea of a tear falling down her face, I decided to leave it as I subscribe to the notion of art creating itself.

When studying the writings of Ivan Pavlov, I came across the concept of classical conditioning. The idea is that all learning occurs through interactions within the environment, and that environments shape behaviour. The work I did on this rabbit carries my hope that its sale will contribute to funding The Thinking Fund. This will ultimately create an environment for young students to receive the platform to build a career in the arts.

Susan Proctor Hume

Susan Proctor Hume is a polemical and conceptual artist who is self-taught and started her art career in 2014. Her preferred mediums are ceramic, paper collage, oils, and oil stick.  Her work has been exhibited and is collected in USA, UK, France, SA, Australia, Germany & Holland.

Instagram: @susan_proctor_humeartist