Ugh, I'm still trying to wrap my head around this final act by Ceal Floyer 
. Giving death the middle finger in a hospital bed is like, so not subtle 
. I mean, I get it, she was bold, but was it necessary? 
. And what's with the crucifix? Was that just some art-y thing to add drama or something? 
. Don't get me wrong, her courage and defiance are super inspiring, but can't we just have a quiet, peaceful death for once? 
. I'm just saying, as an artist who was all about pushing boundaries, maybe this one boundary is a bit too far for me 
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. Giving death the middle finger in a hospital bed is like, so not subtle . I mean, I get it, she was bold, but was it necessary? . And what's with the crucifix? Was that just some art-y thing to add drama or something? . Don't get me wrong, her courage and defiance are super inspiring, but can't we just have a quiet, peaceful death for once? . I'm just saying, as an artist who was all about pushing boundaries, maybe this one boundary is a bit too far for me .
by this last statement from Ceal Floyer! giving death the middle finger is like, so bold 
. it's crazy to think about her surgeon being so moved by her art too 
it just goes to show how powerful and meaningful her work is. Floyer's legacy will live on for sure 
, inspiring others to be brave and unapologetic in their own creative expression 
