Aluquerques expressive sculptural selfportraits are freighted with eroticism mythology and posthumanismThis volume documents a new series of sculptures by Los Angelesbased artist Isabelle Albuquerque born 1981 presented as a complete set of 10 for the first time in an exhibition at Jeffrey Deitch in 202223. These works an expressive and erotic form of selfportraiture based on the artists own body rendered in materials ranging from fur bronze and walnut to resin and rubber with found materials such as a candle or a saxophone combine intimate memories with history mythology and posthumanist and feminist theories.Each chapter of Orgy for Ten People in One Body corresponds to one of the 10 sculptures with a palimpsest of reference images process photos and installation views. The publication includes two conversations with Albuquerque with Arthur Jafa and with Miranda July.