Collection Selfmedication & anti_ticulation™ was shown in the Anti-Galerie in Paris, France in March of 2007. The dolls had the Generation II body type.

This collection sent a strong message regarding the modern media and the standards they dictate to us regarding the self worth revolving around the world of media, beauty and fashion. One influence being the Wisconsin Brace. The dolls are each "manipulated" in various ways to allow then to reach their own "ideal" of style and beauty. They all have some sort of brace or apparatus attached to force their body to attain the "perfect" pose. Each dolls' outfit incorporates Vintage Christian Dior leather gloves, antique laces, and other rare fabrics. The bracing was made from hand molded Perspexl, aluminium, metals and lace up detail.

The dolls' names are a series of dots. Each series of dots reads in rows (see the table at top right for the configuration of each name). The names can be spoken by reading the rows of dots from top to bottom.

Door, the "sketch" or concept doll; served as the "spirit" of the collection. All dolls from this collection have a mohair wig with an up-do held in place by a Perspex bars and bound in leather straps. The wig colors are blonde, orange, and a single brunette. They all have lead inner linings in their shoes as a symbols of the "lead shoes / dirty money" that is sometimes associated with extreme wealth that Haute Couture requires.

At the far right (bottom picture) is an in-process picture of one of the dolls from the collection.

Style.com "Guys-and-Dolls" story by Nancy MacDonell