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Snapchat Syndrome Artwork
France
Mixed Media, Paper on Canvas
Size: 15 W x 18.1 H x 0.8 D in
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In today's society, strange things are happening. Young girls barely 20 show up in cosmetic surgery clinics with not the photo of a celebrity they would like to poke their nose at, but one of their own selfies, embellished with a Snapchat filter. This is what specialists now call "Snapchat dysmorphia". This rejection of his appearance is caused by the abuse of self-portraits and filters. We then dream of a thinner nose, more prominent cheekbones, or even bigger eyes. How about dog ears? In this canvas, the young patient is disfigured by the bandages but tries to save the furniture by making up the little skin that still appears. I carefully chose the pages of a Disney book "Beauty and the Beast" for him: on one side, the modest Gaston looks at his reflection in a metal pan, on the other, the Belle shows through a magic mirror. Beast.
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Mixed Media:Paper on Canvas
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:15 W x 18.1 H x 0.8 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:No
Packaging:Ships in a Box
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The difficult issue of identity, duality and inner conflict is at the heart of Annabelle's thinking. Whether it is the injunction made to women (on their physique, their activities or their social status) or the personal evolution in our society (where the norm is still the only model and where the difference is stifled), the question is then the same: how do we make our deep convictions coincide with the world around us? How to assert our identity without feeling judged? Can we remain ourselves, flourish, knowing that we are constantly influenced by society, the gaze of others, social networks, money or even success? Annabelle rips, cuts and glues book pages and playing cards on the canvas, which she then covers with acrylic paint. The organic skin of the women that she portrays thus gives way to images and colors that make it possible to transcribe what they feel and who they are.
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