Drawings and collage. 2008
Sketch art books exploring text and images for the video Unadapted
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Illustration. 2009
Illustration of woman working wearing blue stockings for Jane Stevenson’s article in xyx28: encrypted feminist magazine.
Comments closedIllustration. 2009
Illustration for xyx28: encrypted feminist magazine in which I question ideals of beauty.
Comments closedVideo. HD 25″. 2009
Historical error is about how certain attitudes and aspirations are promoted as feminine, while others are repressed.
Comments closedI am a feminist, does that make my art feminist by default? If my artwork is specifically feminist, is it still art or does it become propaganda?
Comments closedVideo. HD 30″. 2009
Unadapted is about being a woman in a society designed by men – and in general it could be applied to any group that doesn’t adapt to the group in power.
Comments closedUm, I never liked that stereotype, it’s ugly, but it was a gift from society and so I’ll feel bad if I throw it away just like that.
Comments closedI noticed that the merits of women and the merits of men were not measured equally, even when they were the same. Expectations varied too.
Comments closedThe ones that consider themselves superior see the ones that they consider inferior as animals or objects, and themselves as ideals of perfection.
Comments closedWe want a society that we enjoy being part of and that we can be proud of.
Comments closedArt exhibition – 15th -16th Nov 2008. The gallery turned into a domestic setting shows an exhibition of envelopes and their insides.
Comments closedDrawing. 2008
Envelope for Mary is a manila envelope painted on the inside with Chinese and white ink that I sent to Mary Yacoob for an exhibition about envelopes and their content.
Comments closedArt exhibition – September 2007 – Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, 107-109 Charing Cross Road, London WC2
Comments closedCSM MAFA Interim art exhibition – January 2007 – The Barge House, Oxo Tower Warfe, Southbank, London
Comments closedTo get people to reject an idea by suggesting that the same idea is shared by groups that they despise is an established propaganda technique.
Comments closedIf the public feels that by encouraging feminist art it participates in something important for humanity, funding it won’t be a problem.
Comments closedArt installation and internet project. 2007-2009
Silenced, ignored, ridiculed… Do you avoid calling yourself a feminist? If eluding a term reduces the ability to think about a subject, who benefits? Whether a man or a woman, not you.
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