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WAMC News
12:40 pm
Fri September 21, 2012
Object Breast Cancer
By Eric Molinsky
Credit Image by: caraballo-farman
A sculpture of a tumor made by caraballo-farman for Object Breast Cancer
The pink ribbon has been an incredibly successful piece of marketing for breast cancer research. For cancer survivor Leonor Caraballo, it's supremely annoying. She always hated the color pink. She wanted to come up with a symbol that she didn’t find infantilizing. Caraballo is a new media artist who collaborates with her husband, Abou Farman, under the name caraballo-farman. The couple started making bronze models of real tumors, created from MRI scans, that you can wear around your neck or put on your desk. Independent Producer Eric Molinsky discovered this artwork is also creating buzz among cancer researchers.
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