Sentences with phrase «identity formation often»

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Her cartoon - like images suggest a child's point of view, while evoking images from fairy tales, which often articulate social taboos that twist the formation of identity and ideas about race, gender, and sexuality.

She also questions the cultural identity of Asian women, often reduced to young, innocent, and pure images, and ponders the formation of their unique personal backgrounds within contemporary Western societies.

The manipulated identities of the subjects are often presented as seemingly objective; a concertized formation within the work that is deconstructed in photography and film throughout the exhibition.

Landscape painting has also played a tremendous role in the formation of the country's identity and is represented by several examples of the Hudson River School, often described as the first American movement.

Inspired by a multitude of sources including historical photographs, urban - planning grids, Modernism, and graffiti, these semi-abstract works explore power, history, and the built environment, and the often dystopic impact of these factors on the formation of personal and communal identities.

Piper Marshall said: «Often we keep objects for personal reasons, for their gauge of our identity formation, for their marking of passed time, or for their status in relationship to a period in life.

In her fantastical worlds, body and object are often interchangeable, reflecting how the formation of identity is often bound to the plastic commodities that surround us from childhood.