Matryoshka series Like girls, children, and women, their color contrasts with the chador of scribbles, drawings, and flowers showing identity, a... Read More
Matryoshka series
Like girls, children, and women, their color contrasts with the chador of scribbles, drawings, and flowers showing identity, a code of empowerment, of religiosity, as a product of free choice, contextualized and linked to family, in cultural diversity. Where the woman has another body, she gains more women in herself, discovers herself in many, renews herself, and starts over.
