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Eve
Theo Overgaauw
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Painting - Acrylic and oil paint on linen
95 x 120 x 2 cm
Much like her counterpart Adam, Eve is portrayed with broad shoulders, emphasising her formation from the same clay. Eve's face is a striking focal point of the artwork, featuring only a pair of expressive eyes adorned with makeup. Her nose and mouth are intentionally absent, allowing viewers to project their own interpretations and emotions onto her. The deliberate omission of a mouth and nose also ensures that Eve does not resemble any specific individual, preventing the viewer from associating her with any particular person. This decision reinforces the painting's intent as a parody, highlighting its role as a satirical commentary rather than a personal commentary on any specific individual
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Theo Overgaauw
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founder @ mae
2 years ago
You can’t recognize the feminine side. Or maybe you can imagine it. You want to accept it because you can’t change it.
Co-founder & CTO Mae.
2 years ago
The perception of one self could differ anytime and you can end up being thought something different or someone different
witchy queer artsy soul
2 years ago
I'm hit with vibes about how fluid gender really is. Like, why stick to one look when you can express a whole range? This figure is all sorts of bold, ditching the typical gender boxes we're used to. It's super relevant, especially with all the talk about gender these days. I feel like it's saying it's cool to just be you, in whatever form that takes. It's pretty awesome to see art that throws the rulebook out the window and just gets what our generation is all about.
creative girly making experimental jewlery
2 years ago
Stripped of conventional beauty standards, the figure is a testament to the raw and unedited self, a direct challenge to the filtered realities perpetuated by social media. The dual faces suggest the multifaceted nature of our online personas, where authenticity is often overshadowed by the quest for likes and follows. The stark contrast between the organic human form and the synthetic leggings signifies the constant tension between reality and the digital facade.
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