Women. Society. Fragmentated. Body parts more important than them as women. Sexuality. Is it okay to show or not to show? Are Miley Cyrus, Rihannna provocative clothes and performances okay? Is she really harming young girls self esteem as they see in her a role model? Too much, too fast, hyper-sexualisation in our current society? These series of photographs posses these kind of questions to me.
Violence, gender politics, sexuality and maternity are recurring themes. Her work, composed of sculpture, drawing, video and performance is suggestive and provocative with cartoon and stage-like arrangements liberally strewn with sexual content and strong emotional narratives. She finds inspiration in the tragicomedy of daily life, the absurd, childhood memories and folk culture. Her work is informed by the theories and aesthetics of the carnival and the grotesque by Mikhail Bakhtin, the philosophical ideas on human existence behind the Theatre of the Absurd and the improvisation and experimentation in the Comedia dell'Arte
