The commodification of female beauty in today’s social media-driven culture has reached a point where it profoundly shapes individual and collective perceptions of identity. In this context, the fashion mannequin serves as a potent symbol of this phenomenon, embodying the reduction of women’s bodies to mere objects of aesthetic consumption. Much like mannequins in store windows, which are meticulously crafted to present an idealized and unattainable version of beauty, women are often portrayed through digital platforms in ways that emphasize flawless, airbrushed images that have little to do with the complexities of real, lived experiences.
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Mannequin X5-mixed media on print 24"x 41"
The Bride
Stripped Bare
And other things
study for a Beach Instillation
Cat Walk-ink/oil pastel on paper (14"x46")
Head #3- mixed media on paper
Study for a painting mixed media on paper
Camp
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