Sara L. K. / domestic evidence but can be interpreted as

but can be interpreted as a recurring experience

menstrual blood was banished from public display

185 x 130 cm

Professional prints on silver gelatin paper in museum quality

die sich sowohl in Körpern als auch in gesellschaftlichen Strukturen eingeschrieben haben

Sara L. K. / domestic evidence but can be interpreted as5 FineArt pigment prints mounted 30 x 40 cm 15 x 20 cm with text installation Edition 5 + 1 AP signed 2026 Individual works upon request My artistic work explores the tension between intimacy and societal taboos surrounding menstrual blood. While blood is visible and socially accepted in the context of violence, it often remains invisible and associated with shame in and through the female assigned body. The works show real traces in the private