The Living Sculpture: The Radical Vision of Kirsten Justesen In the landscape of twentieth-century art, few figures have navigated the intersection of the physical body and political discourse as profoundly as Kirsten Justesen. Born in Copenhagen in 1943, Justesen emerged not merely as a sculptor, but as a pioneer who redefined the very boundaries of what constitutes an artistic medium. While her formal training at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts provided her with a foundation in the rigorous discipline of classical sculpture, she possessed an irrepressible urge to break free from the…