The work titled Framing the Feminine challenges the idea of a stable and substantial identity, proposing instead one that is performed anew each time — and simultaneously revealed as a figment of imagination.
Femininity is not “real”; it is an artificial construct shaped by images, cultural expectations, and ingrained behaviors.

“Actions”: installation with 9 video loops “Instructions”: audio recording
Presented in two parts — video and sound — the installation stages femininity as a fragmented, shifting construct.






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