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My Very Womb
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Arpita Gaidhane

My Very Womb

Artist: Arpita Gaidhane (India)

Title: My Very Womb

Date: 2019

Medium: Acrylic on canvas

Dimension (cm):

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H 61

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My Very Womb, is a work from Arpita Gaidhane’s collection

My Very Womb. As the artist says: “The uterus is the container of all possibilities. Health and disease, beauty and ugliness, war and peace, hope, and despair make their home in my own womb. Every person we like or dislike, with whom we engage or disengage, is born from the same place: the warm life of a mother’s womb ”. This concept stems from another reasoning that aims to address the injustices that arise from the alleged inequalities between human beings, between men and women and between black and white, and many others that have dramatically marked the course of human history. The artist is fighting through his art the war against discrimination and in particular that between man and woman, which is perhaps the “mother” of all discrimination.

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My Very Womb
My Very Womb - Image 2
My Very Womb - Image 3
Arpita Gaidhane

My Very Womb

Artist: Arpita Gaidhane (India)

Title: My Very Womb

Date: 2019

Medium: Acrylic on canvas

Dimension (cm):

L 46

x

H 61

x

Shipping method: Ships in a Tube

600 €

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My Very Womb, è un lavoro di Arpita Gaidhane

Il mio stesso grembo. Come dice l’artista: “L’utero è il contenitore di tutte le possibilità. Salute e malattia, bellezza e bruttezza, guerra e pace, speranza e disperazione fanno la loro casa nel mio stesso grembo. Ogni persona che ci piace o non ci piace, con cui ci impegniamo o ci lasciamo, nasce dallo stesso luogo: la calda vita del grembo materno”. Questo concetto nasce da un altro ragionamento che mira ad affrontare le ingiustizie che nascono dalle presunte disuguaglianze tra esseri umani, tra uomini e donne e tra bianco e nero e molti altri che hanno segnato drammaticamente il corso della storia umana. L’artista sta combattendo attraverso la sua arte la guerra contro la discriminazione e in particolare quella tra uomo e donna, che è forse la “madre” di tutte le discriminazioni.

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