Something Good is Worth Finding.
Street artist Libby Schoettle a plastered a paper-doll-like figure, “PhoebeNewYork,” on public spaces across the city, from brick walls to scaffolding.
She considers Phoebe her stylishly dressed alter ego: a round-headed woman with a bob haircut who grapples with femininity, sexual politics, and independence in fashion photo collages with provocative slogans.
As a perfectionist, Libby uses her art to fight against her own flaws, and to find beauty in the mistaken. She often chooses to make her collages from materials that “have lived an imperfect life,” as evidenced by wrinkles, bumps, spots and tears. She uses archival glue and mattes to attach her works.