Labourland
Stories from the Womb
Between science and instinct lies a fascinating world that has shaped every one of us and yet long remained unseen.
Fig 1.
Eva Bartels, Harvest, 2025, blood and black tea on 300g cold pressed paper
This article was originally published in See All This #42 — The Body with Marlene Dumas.
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