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W h y i s i t c a l l e d

" W h a t a b o d y " ?

"What a body" in Spanish is usually the verbal aggression, the misnamed "piropo" that is often thrown at women describing their physical form. "What a body" usually carries sexist connotations that reduce women to a body. As well as trying to define what is a woman and what is not. For this reason, I have decided to make a play on words in which it appears as a question, questioning everything that the above imposes.

Activity 1: Gender roles

The light colours are represented with translucent plastic sheets but are best explained on a computer screen..

Recommended for :The last years of primary school

Colour theory is worked on through the superimposition of translucent materials. We also work on the concepts of what defines a man and a woman, as well as gender stereotypes, gender identity, gender expression, sexual identity and medical sex.

Artistic reference : Miranda Makaroff

Introduction

Complementary colours and translucent play figures. Colour theory (chromatic circle, cold and warm, basic mixtures and light and pigment colours).

Did you know? Curious facts about colour.

. Mini pop up artistic reference

Envelope with refl3xiona, research and basic outline on sex and gender.