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| Characteristics | Digital printing on 300gr matte white recycled paper. LIMITED EDITION. Numbered and signed one by one. |
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Be reborn. Freedom without hesitation.
€23,00 – €32,00 VAT included
Reinterpretation of the untitled work (Hand-Shell) by Dora Maar (1907-1997) for the “Change the museum 3” contest organized by @zmuseos @juventudzaragoza
To make my own interpretation of Dora Maar’s work, I wanted to go further and deepen the symbology of this work from my feelings.
Dora Maar’s work conveys to me the need for liberation of a woman who suffers from the stereotypes marked by society and her “sweet-monstrous” feeling about what it feels like to be a woman.
A MANNEQUIN WOMAN’S HAND, symbol of an object woman, static, with a good presence and always in a pose, who does not speak… It tries to come out of a SHELL, which for me represents home; the house in tow. Always carry household loads with you. And all in the middle of a gray day with a marked backlight that expresses the drama of the situation. Lights and shadows.
For this reason, my version shows a liberated woman, from stereotypes and social burdens. A woman who has been reborn and has cut what united her to what did not let her advance; what they imposed on her for being a woman.
She walks naked towards a sky that is less and less gray and through which rays of light appear. >> The hope of living in equality, with freedom.<<
In the end, Dora was one of the most representative photographers of surrealism, but two things must be taken into account:
1- She was known for being a partner of Picasso.
2-We study Picasso in class, not her.
It seems clear, right? Good that.
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