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2017 - 2018

These pieces were made for my AP Studio Art portfolio during my senior year of high school. My portfolio was given a 5, the highest score.

The series explores the commodification of female bodies, juxtaposing ancient Greek body standards seen in statues with those of our modern, commercialized society.

A painting of a woman's torso in a sparkly silver dress and fur shawl, with the text "you can't buy me, honey" stenciled over it in hot pink spray paint.

YOU CAN'T BUY ME, HONEY

A painting of a runway model's face with bright pink glasses with a dollar sign above the nose bridge. The background is black with hot pink dollar signs.

Money Talks

A painting of a floating head of a Greek statue with cartoon tears on its face. The background is aqua blue with purple happy faces spray painted on it.

Crying Statue

A painting of a floating head of a Greek marble statue with sparkling dollar signs spray painted over its eyes. The background is bright pink with green dollar signs spray painted in a pattern.

Money Statue

A painting of a woman's body in a striped dress being grasped on the rib cage by male arms. The words "hold on a second" are stenciled in white over the top.

HOLD ON A SECOND

A charcoal drawing of a woman's nose and mouth with wet hair over her face. The words "come and get it" are stenciled in red over the top.

COME AND GET IT

A black and white painting of a woman's face, crying. A yellow smiley face is stenciled on top.

"I'm Fine"

A charcoal drawing of a woman getting her eyelashes curled. The words "for you" are spray painted repeatedly in white in the background.

FOR YOU

A painting of woman's legs with blue, polka dotted heels coming from the bottom of the canvas. The background is red with black polka dots with the words "want more?" stenciled around the legs.

WANT MORE?

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