i think the pigments taken out of the stretch marks is a strong idea and i could extend that idea,
The hues of pink has a very commercial aesthetic, together with the pigments origins i think it becomes some what funny.
the colours play on this commercial aesthetics of pop culture/ mainstream. within the mainstream, the idea of the stretch marks are labeled as undesirable, unattractive etc. Especially when its on a womens body. we have conditioned to hide these marks on our body instead of loving, embracing, accepting them
soooooo the colours i pull will act as paint swatches/ lipstick colours.
i really like the close ups of the starch marks... the close up, out of the bodily context can bee seen as something else, so I'm wondering if i can isolate images of stretch marks to make them into beautiful abstract, minimalist, artworks- aka socially acceptable