In this video, Photography in Mexico artist Daniela Rossell uses examples from her series Ricas y Famosas (Rich and Famous) to work through her own thoughts on the problematic nature of contemporary “femininity.”
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jessiq-tomato answered:
Is a very interesting point of view, like the pictures and love the fact that Mexico its building a strong name in the world of art.
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On the tensions of 3rd wave feminism.
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eununcadisseadeuss answered:
I loved what she did the artist Daniela Rossell
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bashless answered:
Women are generally hotter than men. Nothing wrong with females claiming the territory of hotness! The progress is in acceptance, we are hot!
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