Mirror, mirror... 

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2017, clay, mirror, 30 x 20 x 20 cm

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Since the ancient history the women were objectified according to certain "beauty ideals". Some religions, the internet and television are still implying and inventing new standards of "normality" today. Our perception of what is normal nowadays is most definitely clouded by the proliferation of pornographic images featuring women with smaller, tucked in - and often heavily airbrushed private parts which results in a labial rejuvenation - a procedure whereby the inner labia, or labia minora, get trimmed back so they look more "tucked in”. What used to be private becomes public.

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