By Cloe Galasso
ARTIST STATEMENT: Feminine Displacement is an oil on canvas painting that embodies the autonomy of ourselves as women in the world we live in. It encourages women to grab their inner force to remind themselves how important they are for the equilibrium of nature, energy, and ideas. As a bi woman, I have lived through many situations of violence, and my painting practice is a way to heal my heart and try my best to spread the idea that our selves are just ours.
By Laura Henares Vinaches I remember when I first started to read about the overturning of Roe v. Wade. It seemed something very distant from my reality and my country (I live in Spain) and I recognize I didn’t care so much. Besides, taking away the right to have a...
Dear Reader, This is the second of two issues on “Bodily Autonomy, Privacy, & Feminism.” We received so much excellent content that we just had to create more space for this theme. Writers were asked, “With the repeal of Roe v. Wade, and the devastating loss of...
By téníòlá funmi téníòlá funmi is a multidisciplinary artist based in Brooklyn, NY. On a cultural mission to make art with material impact, they approach creativity from a lens of feeling and healing.