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26 Oct

These photos have fun the great thing about body

These photos have fun the great thing about body
Throughout history, women’s bodies have been dictated by others. In her groundbreaking book The Beauty Myth, Naomi Wolf writes that “women feel guilty about female fat because we implicitly recognise that under the parable, women’s bodies usually are not our own but society’s.”  Within the Victorian era, particularly within the mid to late 1800s, women were encouraged to be ‘plump’ and ‘round’, because it showed men that they might make good moms and were ‘sexually available’. Within the Twenties to Nineteen Eighties, the best female form shifted towards thinness because the figure of the feminine sex symbol had “trimmed down dramatically” during this time. As beauty standards proceed to vary, women change together with them, turning themselves inside out with...
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9 Oct

These photos explore the healing power of color therapy

These photos explore the healing power of color therapy
In a latest shoot and film, director Erika Astrid and photographer John Michael Fulton tell a story of transformation through color “This project isn’t nearly beauty; it’s a therapeutic exploration,” says creative director, photographer and director Erika Astrid about her atmospheric shoot that harnesses the healing power of color. “It’s a visible journey, using colors to evoke emotions and capture the essence of moods.” Inspired by auras and color therapy, the vivid images tell the story of an individual in constant flux between chaos and calm.  The surrealist shoot was also inspired by Mark Rothko’s expressionist paintings, produced within the latter half of the 20th century, which held a deep understanding of the best...
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