Dolls with sugar tits

The work is related to play and fun. The doll's innocence makes her sweet and fragile. This is no ordinary doll; she has breasts and exposes a tension between childhood and sexuality, which is how female bodies are perceived and represented from an early age in culture. She is made of sugar because it is related to the idea of consumption and desire. The obsession with idealizing femininity and the female body reveals a profound immorality; it transforms women into mere objects of desire, stripping them of their humanity and complexity. This reduction of women to a simple object reinforces a sexist system that sees them only as a function of the pleasure of others, disregarding their individuality and true value.

	Printing of original works with 10 high-quality inks with a guarantee of up to 200 years.
	Limited editions (10 of each size) on 190g William Turner By Hahnemühle German paper.
	Includes certificate of authenticity
	Includes a 5cm white margin around the edges, ideal for easy framing.