Aluquerque's Expressive Sculptural Self-portraits Are Freighted With Eroticism, Mythology And Posthumanismthis Volume Documents A New Series Of Sculptures By Los Angeles-based Artist Isabelle Albuquerque (born 1981), Presented As A Complete Set Of 10 For The First Time In An Exhibition At Jeffrey Deitch In 2022-23. These Works, An Expressive And Erotic Form Of Self-portraiture Based On The Artist's 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.