Marian Heyerdahl: “An army of 57 woman and children sculpted in original uniforms as soldiers, officers and generals symbolize different stories as victims of war. The focus is on the suffering that women endure as a heritage they are forced to experience. Both feminine fragility and strength are integrated in the masculine power of the terracotta soldiers. Specific issues regarding the misuse of woman in war are incorporated as metaphors in the sculptures. The sculptures are manipulated by sculpting individual faces, hair styles, breasts and shoes. The women are given different expressions, smiling, screaming and pain.” Check out more of her intriguing sculpture at 798 Space until March 9.