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𝖉𝖊𝖊𝖕𝖑𝖞 𝖗𝖔𝖔𝖙𝖊𝖉 (2020) by me🖤🍄

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Jean André Rixens

French, 1846-1925

 Jeune Femme (detail)

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“Painting vulvae, focusing on details of women’s bodies, even the parts that are ‘supposed’ to be hidden, does sometimes feel like a small act of resistance ― a way of saying that women don’t need to hide, that we deserve a place, not just in the art world, but in every sector.”

“It’s part of this strange dichotomy that culture has created for women: reveal and conceal. On one hand, we’re always supposed to reveal enough of ourselves to be sexually attractive, but simultaneously we’re expected to conceal our bodies, our opinions, and, ultimately, I believe, our power.”

 -Jacqueline Secor

Incredible work and incredible words. This is the kind of art that fills my soul with joy at its unabashed, unashamed beauty. Feeling proud to be woman.

 http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/jacqueline-secor-vagina-painting_us_58ab534be4b07028b702f650?section=women

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I am a red girl now

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@jacque.jordao on Instagram

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@isacarrard 

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Credit

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Kate Moss by Albert Watson 1993

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¡Futterwacken!

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Azzi & Osta spring 2018 “Marie De’ Medici” couture

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Jane Birkin & Serge Gainsbourg

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@chelsemonet

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