Collection: Living Dolls: Thursday and Friends

Living Dolls: Thursday and Friends conjures a world that is at once mischievous, melancholy, and oddly endearing. Thursday, imagined as Wednesday Addams’ elusive younger sister, occupies a liminal space between the ordinary and the uncanny — a doll-like specter of childhood whimsy turned deliciously strange. Her oversized eyes, stiff Victorian dress silhouettes, and ever-present companions (both feline and monstrous) echo the legacy of Charles Addams and Tim Burton, where innocence is never quite free of shadow and companionship always has an edge of menace.

In these works, Thursday and her strange entourage wander through alien landscapes and gothic interiors, their world out-of-sync yet eerily familiar. The images evoke dangerous whimsy, dark laughter, and the poetry of the macabre. This collection is an ode to the misfit spirit — an invitation to peer into a shadow world where every crooked smile or glassy-eyed stare tells a story.