Gitta #1 [Limited Edition of 10] Soap Works Series Photograph

Available formats: 50 x 50 cm [approximately 20 x 20 inches] 100 x 100 cm [approximately 40 x 40 inches] 200 x 200 cm [approximately 80 x 80 inches] Also available as a print behind acrylic glass with frame. Please contact curator@saatchiart.com if you are interested. __________________________________________________ This piece is a striking portrayal of women's mouths staged with soap, and it is a profound reflection on the role of women in society. The soap, a symbol of purity and innocence, contrasts with the sensual nature of the mouth, creating a tension between traditional expectations of women and their own sexuality. The use of soap also recalls the mythological figure Penelope, who maintained her purity while waiting for Odysseus. The series pays homage to art history, particularly the works of Man Ray and Marcel Duchamp, who also used everyday objects in their works. The depth psychological aspects of the work invite reflection on the duality of female identity, which is both delicate and strong, both pure and sensual.

Photography:Color on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:10

Size:39.4 W x 39.4 H x 0.8 D in

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