Papier Mache Glitter Brain: audio description

(papier-mache glitter brain): I had an idea. I couldn’t good word, or word good. My laughing says everything. Placed on a white plinth sits a papier mache brain shaped sculpture. The brain is roughly the size of a microwave. It is covered in white paper with black words. The layers of ripped up pieces of paper have the draft didactic text of the Sublime Stim exhibition printed onto them. Some words are clear like ‘warrior, do, ableism, swan, what’. The majority of words are so layered that we see only the ends and beginnings but not them in entirety. The paper has different and varying fonts - some cursive, some tightly condensed, and some handwritten. On the top to one side of the brain is a strip of glittery colour. It is in the shape of a long tear drop or paisley. The strip is made of soft oranges and pinks. On the fringes of it are streaks of gold paint, and amongst patches of all these colours lie tiny glittery beads.