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Arielle Tesoriero’s paintings and sculptures narrate a chaotic group of girls whose allegories play on women’s societal expectations and relationships. She examines her adolescence by navigating symbols of girlhood and their correlation between cultural consumption and power. Reoccurring iconography such as animals, foods, and weapons emphasize Tesoriero's exploration of women’s struggles with their bodies in her fantastical and disturbing circus.
Tesoriero is also a singer and songwriter who is streamed globally, with her most recent self-released EP heartsick out now. Ripping pages straight from her diary, her compulsive honesty encapsulates growing older while struggling with identity and nostalgia. Tesoriero delivers breathy bedroom pop ballads like “2313” / all my friends left me empty / stuck inside a body thats aging / while “beautiful princess disorder” is the chronically online sad girls anthem / I can’t get what I want and it’s always my fault / I cry when I’m alone / I’d rather die than grow /. heartsick transcends the gap between Tesoriero’s art and music, leaving you wondering if you should over-analyze your youth in your own diary.