FIONA MADDOCKS THE latest incarnation of Kate Moss is 3.3 metres high, virginal white, and with limbs contorted in bestial beauty, like a Shiva. Her half-smile, dreamy and glazed, stares out through curtains of hair. Her androgynous body teeters precipitously on her coccyx, legs splayed and flaunting all for anyone who cares to see. "Wherever we look, Kate Moss's image has become part of our mythology," observes the softly spoken artist Marc Quinn, who sculpted the supermodel as Myth (Sphinx), now itself part of that image-making process. "In whatever form, in newspapers, magazines, on the...
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