The Princess of Vix
Helen May Williams
The Princess of Vix
Helen May Williams
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The Celtic Princess of Vix, whose burial chamber was discovered at Vix, a small village close to Chatillon-sur-Seine in Burgundy, was crippled due to injuries sustained in childbirth. This sequence dramatizes poetic identification with the female, Iron Age shaman, whose distorted, pained figure marked her out as different. Williams delves into the strong emotions associated with motherhood, evoking a series of feminine archetypes associated with Greek, Etruscan and Celtic culture.
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