Beauty in diversity Painting

Perfection doesn't exist, or at least, it exists in people's minds but not in reality. Instead, there are different ways of being the same thing, and to me, it's precisely this diversity that we should consider as perfection. In this painting, there's a repetition of the same object, which should be identical in itself, but it isn't because the subject is different. The subject then surpasses the object, destroys its sameness, and transforms it into difference. The perfection tied to the equality that everyone attributes to a prototype becomes perfection in showing the same thing with different faces. As you can see in this painting, no body matches the singular ideal that we all have in our minds, and yet, I see nothing but beauty in this diversity. The subjects are some of the most important women in my life, and the theme stems from a reflection on their self-criticism, which coincides. I was somewhat inspired by Monet's 'Rouen Cathedral', but in this case, instead of reproducing the same subject in different situations, I reproduced the same object in different subjects. I used oil paint because I prefer it for figurative work, and the material I worked on is canvas board.