Photographer Jo Ann Chaus Examines Female Stereotypes Through Self-Portraits
Artist uses 1950s imagery as reference point to explore contradictions between strength and vulnerability in women.
Photographer Jo Ann Chaus is creating self-portraits that engage with female stereotypes, drawing inspiration from women of the 1950s as role models for her work, according to The Guardian.
The series aims to present a tension between strength and vulnerability, examining how women have been portrayed across different eras through visual commentary on stereotypical representations.
Sources
- Through the looking glass: female stereotypes examined – in pictures — The Guardian — Culture
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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