Well thank you! They both have feminist themes, so I can see the correlation :) I’m assuming this is someone I went to highschool with, since you know both my nickname and that I was in AP Lit. Reveal yourself!
“Women. A photographic exploration of the female identity.”
This series of photographs is a response to the stereotypes and expectations placed upon women today. It seeks to highlight the inconsistency, absurdity, and impossibility, in the myth of the ‘perfect’ woman.
This is a small selection of photographs from a much larger collection in which I am continuing to work on. I drew inspiration from works like Cindy Sherman and Barbara Kruger. It’s one of my first projects working mostly with self-portraiture, yet not all of these stereotypes apply to me, I’m simply acting as a character.
“Women. A photographic exploration of the female identity.”
This series of photographs is a response to the stereotypes and expectations placed upon women today. It seeks to highlight the inconsistency, absurdity, and impossibility, in the myth of the ‘perfect’ woman.
This is a small selection of photographs from a much larger collection in which I am continuing to work on. I drew inspiration from works like Cindy Sherman and Barbara Kruger. It’s one of my first projects working mostly with self-portraiture, yet not all of these stereotypes apply to me, I’m simply acting as a character.
“Women. A photographic exploration of the female identity.”
This series of photographs is a response to the stereotypes and expectations placed upon women today. It seeks to highlight the inconsistency, absurdity, and impossibility, in the myth of the ‘perfect’ woman.
This is a small selection of photographs from a much larger collection in which I am continuing to work on. I drew inspiration from works like Cindy Sherman and Barbara Kruger. It’s one of my first projects working mostly with self-portraiture, yet not all of these stereotypes apply to me, I’m simply acting as a character.
“Women. A photographic exploration of the female identity.”
This series of photographs is a response to the stereotypes and expectations placed upon women today. It seeks to highlight the inconsistency, absurdity, and impossibility, in the myth of the ‘perfect’ woman.
This is a small selection of photographs from a much larger collection in which I am continuing to work on. I drew inspiration from works like Cindy Sherman and Barbara Kruger. It’s one of my first projects working mostly with self-portraiture, yet not all of these stereotypes apply to me, I’m simply acting as a character.
I’m sorry! I didn’t take Parsons summer intensive program :(
Visit to the Museum of Natural History, part 4
Visit to the Museum of Natural History, part 3
Visit to the Museum of Natural History, part 2
