🕷️🔮 This Halloween, let the shadows of Louise Bourgeois’s chilling world creep into your thoughts! In the summer of 2001, Public Art Fund presented the imposing "Maman." Looming over RockefellerCenter, her 30-foot-tall form casting a dark spell on all who passed beneath her. With a basket of eggs in her grip and two smaller spiders at her side, this giant mother spider embodied both nurturing and terror, a striking reminder of the fine line between love and fear. 🕸️🖤 Bourgeois spun a web of haunting narratives that linger long after you’ve left her presence. Her work captivates with its unsettling exploration of motherhood and the deep-rooted anxieties that often accompany it. 📸 #LouiseBourgeois, “Maman and Spiders,” 2001 Photo: Bart Barlow, Courtesy of #PublicArtFundNY