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I got 3 main body garagraphs.
MB1:Feminism was born out for women's motivation to appeal for entitlement
MB2:The process of creating the two works, and their inspiration, was very different.
MB3:Self Portrait with Necklace of Thorns and Mothers of Gynecology use contrast and irony to put across their messages

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In "Mammary Gland," I followed the mythological tradition of "body-earth." In Mesopotamian mythology, the goddess Tiamat, after death the body is transformed into the earth. I turn the mammary gland form into the hot soil of life, causing it to grow roots and bloom in lush oval tissue. This flower is not only the ideal of unfettered and natural achievement, but also the witness of life's struggle and gestation.Sculpted mammary gland form: growing roots and flowers in lush oval tissue. This flower is not only the ideal of unfettered and natural achievement, but also the witness of struggling and gestation with its own strength. The shape of the breast is composed of overlapping glands and beautiful pearls, suggesting the oppression and suffering that exist in the corner of life like a cage. Break through the cage, open flowers, this is my blessing to everyone. Pearls are both my material and my inspiration. Most pearls are produced by foreign bodies entering the body of the pearl mussel. "Foreign bodies in the body" also reminds me of what I experienced and rejected, such as acne, stye, urticaria; There are also some things that are inculcated by education, such as the malformed aesthetic appreciation and gaze of male power towards women; And what I might experience like serious illness, cancer, childbirth, death, etc. The association is broad, but what I'm talking about is really just one thing - we experience, we cope, we grow.The pearl is a beautiful form, polished with deep pain: its soft lustre is the result of the body's resistance to foreign bodies - a painful thing, but in the end it appears in an extraordinarily beautiful way

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This painting is Frida Kahlo's "Self-Portrait with a Necklace of Thorns and Hummingbirds" in 1940 created in Mexico. Using oil on canvas, this painting is Frida's divorce from her husband Rivera at the end of 1939 and her husband's request to remarry in 1940, so she had very mixed feelings when making this painting. This painting conveys thoughts and feelings in the way of self-portrait, and expresses her inner activities by the symbolic and metaphorical nature of the surrounding things. Her paintings abandoned the formal aesthetic standards for them in traditional self-portraits and broke the sense of order of patriarchy in reality

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Bentley, R. 2022, 'Mothers of Gynecology' remembered in monument: Alabama artist honors legacy of three enslaved Black women who underwent painful experimental surgeries, Cox Enterprises d/b/a The Atlanta Journal Constitution, Atlanta, Ga.                                                                               https://go.exlibris.link/VpTgrBdc

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Green, M.H. 2017, "Statues: a mother of gynaecology", Nature (London), vol. 549, no. 7671, pp. 160-160.

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Matchan, L. 2021, The statue of a doctor who experimented on enslaved women still stands in Alabama. But now there’s also a monument to his victims: Michelle Browder’s “The Mothers of Gynecology” remembers Black women who endured surgeries without anesthesia, or consent, WP Company LLC d/b/a The Washington Post, Washington, D.C.

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my artwork are intended to be about women-feminism,The work is a sculpture made of brass, which will be extended with the female torso and breast as the main body. Because most people are dominated by the patriarchal society, both men and women, the work will be displayed in the UCA campus because the campus is full of young blood, so the seeds will be planted in their hearts.

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This piece is located in Montgomery Alabama, The mothers of Gynecology by Michelle Browder is a welded work of common metal and discarded medical tools that she collected ,Since the use and cost of materials were also taken into account in creating this artwork ,we intended to both reuse and save materials,The location, just a mile from the state Capital and a block from the Equal Justice Initiative's National Peace and Justice Memorial, was meant to be more visible to the nation,This work is to commemorate the enslavement of three black women(Anarcha, Betsey,and Lucy)by doctors and the terrible and inhuman practices of cruel experiments, as well as to oppose the injustice of society to black women.