Women from Marrakesch – file
$50.00
Title: “Women from Marrakesch”
Type: Reproduction. Virtual Product – High-Resolution Artwork File for Printing
Author: Ewa Potocka
This virtual product offers a high-resolution (300 dpi) photograph of the artwork, professionally prepared for printing. Printing is to be arranged by the client, whether using a personal printer, a local printing service, or an online provider.
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Description
“Women from Marrakesch” is the initial painting in a series portraying Moroccan women. On the one hand, lost in the camouflage of decoration, on the other independently riding motorbikes. The inspiration came when I hung my patterned jelaba on a wall hanging, which was decorated with patterned tiles. The jelaba disappeared and I couldn’t find it later. When I took a selfie in this jelaba against the wall it also disappeared…. The multitude of patterns in Moroccan interiors creates optical nystagmus. I thought then that this patterned outfit was a kind of camouflage, just as the soldier puts on his uniform in the forest to disappear, so the woman disappears into the decorations in the house. It’s a kind of metaphor for women’s social roles, disappearing into domestic duties. It is not all obvious, however, as the motorbike nevertheless offers the possibility of an independent exit from the space of domestic duties …
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