Let it fall

“Let it Fall” features a female figure in a collage composition. Made from torn pieces of paper, this work demonstrates a daring artistic destructuring. The figure of the woman is decomposed, creating a torn aesthetic which reflects the complexity of her identity in our contemporary society. The woman's face, depicted in black and white, immediately attracts attention. His intense and piercing gaze raises questions about his history and his experiences. The collage of torn paper symbolizes the different facets of his personality, which can be deconstructed and recomposed over time. This depiction of the woman with a bra also highlights issues related to the sexualization and objectification of the female body in our society. “Let it Fall” invites reflection on the condition of women and how our society can break down and rebuild women according to its standards and expectations. The work highlights the complexity and strength of femininity, while highlighting the challenges and pressures women face. The collage of torn paper represents both the woman's vulnerability and resilience, echoing her personal experience in a world that constantly breaks her down and recomposes her.