Just with colours and textures, and without complicated text and imagery, the work speaks volumes. It speaks about humans even where faces or any other recogniseable humanoid body parts are completely omitted. It raises questions about our disgust towards the way we are physically - our bodies' functions and form. It seems to question why we react a certain way to what should be seen as natural, and how strong that reaction is or is not.
While there does not appear to be a visual connection, her works which are more mechanical work together with her works that look more organic. How can something which looks so natural and human disgust us so much, and how can we find something endearing when it's clearly made of metal and rubber and makes no attempt to disguise that fact?
