Original unique art photography abstract portrait exploring identity
Original unique art photography abstract portrait exploring identity
Original unique art photography abstract portrait exploring identity
Original unique art photography abstract portrait exploring identity
Original unique art photography abstract portrait exploring identity
Original unique art photography abstract portrait exploring identity
Original unique art photography abstract portrait exploring identity
Original unique art photography abstract portrait exploring identity
Original unique art photography abstract portrait exploring identity
Original unique art photography abstract portrait exploring identity

Male World, Female Support

from $800.00

  • Collection | The Fifth Theory Of Personality

  • Limited edition of 3.

  • Dimensions: 20 x 20in.

  • Medium: Analog photography. This timeless method brings the unpredictable and organic nature of film to life, making each frame a work of art.

  • Process: Hand-developed film in a traditional darkroom, this photograph reflects the authentic, tactile qualities of analog art, creating a one-of-a-kind visual experience.

  • It takes 1-3 business days to print a photo.

  • Currently, we only ship framed photos to the USA and Canada.

  • In other countries, we ship photos only in a tube.

  • Art by Sashko Ilov

Shipping:

  • Collection | The Fifth Theory Of Personality

  • Limited edition of 3.

  • Dimensions: 20 x 20in.

  • Medium: Analog photography. This timeless method brings the unpredictable and organic nature of film to life, making each frame a work of art.

  • Process: Hand-developed film in a traditional darkroom, this photograph reflects the authentic, tactile qualities of analog art, creating a one-of-a-kind visual experience.

  • It takes 1-3 business days to print a photo.

  • Currently, we only ship framed photos to the USA and Canada.

  • In other countries, we ship photos only in a tube.

  • Art by Sashko Ilov

Art Description

The photograph explores the complexities of gender roles, power dynamics, and social inertia. It critiques the passive role that women often play in perpetuating inequality, suggesting that gender inequality is driven not only by men but also by women. The photography highlights how societal norms are maintained not just through force but also through subtle, often unquestioned support. It emphasizes that the responsibility for change lies with both genders.