Reflection Painting

The main issue examined by the paintings centered on the female body is the rejection and destruction of patriarchal and social relations by women themselves. The practical execution of this rebellion is possible with the unconstrained experience of bodily pleasure. Images of the eroticized female body are thought not as the fantasy object of masculine gaze, but as the only means and focus of hearing worldly pleasures. In other words, women who want to be oppressed by concepts attributed to sanctity such as virginity, fertility and motherhood return to their passions, become worldly and violate male-dominated boundaries. Passions find their expressions with symbols of music, dance, food and drink as well as bodily giant. The large color scale and dense paint used in the background represent both the spiritual plane in which this practice of liberation is fed and the imagination of a new system of gender.' In this universe, whose founding subject is women, there is no place for oppression, borders, masculine domination, violence and death.