Victoria Secret’s Advertisements

This piece is part of the artist’s “Contradictions” collection; a body of work that challenges societal norms surrounding beauty, censorship, and the perception of women in public spaces.

Inspired by advertising billboards, the artwork plays with the idea of mass media’s portrayal of femininity, only this time, the narrative is no longer controlled by advertisers.
Instead, the piece exposes the raw and unfiltered beauty of the female form, free from commercial manipulation.

The expressive brushstrokes, dripping paint, and chaotic energy mirror the tension between liberation and suppression, echoing historical and ongoing attempts to regulate and conceal women’s bodies under the guise of outdated beliefs.

This contradiction, between the celebration of beauty and its simultaneous censorship, lies at the heart of the work, urging viewers to question who holds the power to define and display femininity.