Mopping Up

Mopping Up speaks to the link between capitalism and the sense of inadequacy it nourishes. In particular, women are encouraged to be perpetually ashamed of themselves, eternally striving after false rewards. Being blonde has a particular resonance in American culture, keyed to gullibility, innocence, fey-ness and desirability. In Mopping Up the mop, made from a blonde wig, can be used to wipe away this toxic message. If I have but one life to live, let me live it as a blonde and Is it true blondes have more fun? Why not be a blonde and see were Clairol hair coloring slogans during the 1960s.