Interview of Audrey Gillespie by Sophie Pellegrini // Working in 35mm format, there are a number of complexities that I enjoy, but most prominently, I love the control I have and the limitations it sets.
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Art Series by Emma Parla-Aziz
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Interview of Vivi Maidanik by Sophie Pellegrini // Illustration makes me feel free and very connected with myself.
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Interview of Janet Mac by Sophie Pellegrini // I hope to serve as a voice for myself, people, and communities I care about. I grew up as a very shy, quiet kid so as I grow, I continue to uncover and discover my worth, truth, and value as a human and recognize that every part of me is valid.
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Art Series by Adaora Oramah // The shoot aims to contribute to discussions on intersectional feminism and explore the ways black, dark-skinned women navigate harmful one-dimensional and Eurocentric representations of femininity.
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Interview of Maanya Dhar by Tara Presnell // I myself complain about my period so often and a lot of people get very uncomfortable when I talk about it or get into the gory details of it. I think this is absurd because its a natural thing that happens to women all over the world.
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Art series by Cat Willett My name is Cat Willett. I’ve lived in Brooklyn, NY for the last 5 years, and I’m originally from Buffalo, NY. I love to travel, gathering inspiration from foreign places and digesting it into my work. I’m super interested in horticulture, and have 26 plants in my home at the …
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Interview of Jessica Moritz by Sophie Pellegrini // When I was younger, I didn’t realize the implications of being a female artist, or even of being an artist. Now that I’m more involved in the art community and also more awake, I am fully engaged in delivering art with meaning and purpose.
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Interview of Hayley Kim by Sophie Pellegrini // My work process is really simple and straightforward. I usually carry my sketchbook around with me and do sketches or take some notes when I get inspired.
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Art series by Meg Clark // I wasn’t really aware my photography had subtle feminist messages, and if I became aware, I would dismiss them myself. I think I was afraid of becoming too political with my work. This project is about becoming conscious of my choices and simultaneously detached from what others may think.
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