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A celebratory piece presented to a prominent figure for her outstanding work in reproductive rights.
Artist David Reposar @ Venus & Victory had the extreme honor of designing, creating, and collaborating— with full creative license alongside his fabricating team of many decades— to craft this outstanding amulet for an amazing woman.
Thank you to all who trusted in the process and believed I could deliver such a glorious piece, worthy of the immense celebration of a superwoman.
This abstract piece embodies the strength of women and the life force energy they hold and release into the world.
She represents LOVE, LEADERSHIP, EMPATHY, PROTECTION, and HEALING.
Materials: 14K gold, diamonds, Persian turquoise.
VENUS & VICTORY x GROUNDFLOOR SF
VENUS & VICTORY is very proud to announce our new partnership with GROUNDFLOOR SF.
We are beyond grateful to have this opportunity to be curating the ART + ARTIST for 2025 at their flagship location. Each show will be approximately three months in duration with an Artist Reception. So we look forward to inviting all of our current friends, patrons and art lovers to this wonderful welcoming space.
GroundFloor SF is a Social Club also known as The Peoples Club in the very vibrant Mission District.
You can gain more insights on their website: Groundfloor SF is located at:455 Valencia Street SF CA 94103
Please follow along as we roll out the shows for 2025 both at VENUS & VICTORY + GROUND FLOOR SF
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After 10 years of having their darkroom in storage, artist Dillon Jo accumulated 75 rolls of undeveloped film. Feeling overwhelmed by the idea of ever processing it all Venus & Victory offered a 3 month residency to fulfill the dream and create what became The Process. The condition and contents of the film have been a mystery box from many eras of this life, clean, dirty, dark, psychedelic, beautiful, painful, brittle, colorful, and raw. Over the months the show evolved with new batches of images from hand processed B/W to color negative film.
"The longer I spend time with the film and each individual frame, the more I rediscover layers of nostalgia I’ve missed since the dawning of my iPhone photo scroll review habits. From the anticipation of developing negatives, to selecting and printing an individual picture, to creating test prints and capturing the right balance of light - lost emotions are unlocked. Senses and processes hidden in the mind like a time capsule venture deeper into the liminal space beyond the visual realm of an image."
Dillon Jo
