Being a woman Painting

Although nude, woman sexuality is deconstructed through its activity in another context.This painting is part of a series that raises the question of whether a man is less masculine when he knits and whether a female boxer is less feminine because of a typically masculine choice of sport? Does carrying out an activity unusual for one's sex or gender identity(s) lead to social stigmatization? Aren't the categories "female" and "male" rather obsolete? Our desires and affinities should not be constrained by our sex or gender identity. Judith Butler, an American philosopher, is known for her performative model of gender. Butler does not see the gender categories "male" and "female" as natural or absolute. Binarity is constructed through the repetition of everyday practices. So if a woman repeats daily activities like driving an excavator, wood splitting, or making nerd stuff, is she transformed into a male? Or, otherways, if the woman waters household appliances with the watering cane and breaks them, can she be transformed into something else?