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The artist shows in most of his artworks realistic portraits in oil painting combining graffitti and realisim. He investigates identity, the urban environment, metaphor and cultural iconography through a unique method of painting. 

I have chosen this artwork because it shows a dark-skinned woman in an exceptionally strong pose, she looks very powerful and she shows a very positive message.

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Marie Curie was not only the first woman, but also the first person to receive two Nobel Prizes in different specialties: Physics (1903) and Chemistry (1911). Moreover, she was the first woman to take classes at the University of Paris.
She fought gender discrimination to make her way in a world where women could not be scientists, go to university, or express themselves freely.
This scientist teaches us that we can achieve the objectives we want, even in a very complex and difficult environment. 
To conclude, I would like to quote one of her sentences:

“I have never believed that being a woman I should have special treatment, if I believed it I would be recognizing that I am inferior to men, and I am not inferior to any of them."

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We Can Do It!  J. HowarMiller. EE.UU, 1943

 Initially this poster was a work incentive for the Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company.

 The company hung these images on the walls of its factories to encourage women to exert themselves in times of war. They had to continue with production at home while their husbands fought and died on the front. But an image of a working woman with her fist raised was too powerful and quickly acquired other connotations. It was evident to see a symbol of the fight for women's rights and the feminist movement.


Somos alumnas de 2º de A2 de inglés del aulario de Alboraya.  Somos: Jesmy Jacinto, Ana Moratalla León, Inma Ruíz Izquierdo, Ana Perales Colás, Ruth Rodríguez Rillo, Mª Pilar Piquer Pérez y Rosa Mauri Maza.

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Artiste original: Oh fine! art
Prénom et nom de l'élève: Anabel Vega Carrillo, 1B2 français
Bref description:
Cet ouvrage modern appartiens à un groupe qui prenne de photos et les transforme dans de peintures et, après, ils ajoutent une phrase révolutionnaire. Dans cette peinture concrète, on peut voir une femme à le style des années vingt du XIXème siècle avec une phrase féministe pour aider à la cause des femmes qui ne luttent pas seulement pour nos droits mais aussi pour notre liberté d’être nos même et pas ça que la société nous impose.  


Justification de l’élection : 
J’ai décidé de représenter cet ouvrage parce que c’est une critique aux bonnes manières que les femmes doivent apprendre. On voit une femme mal assise en train de se baisser la bretelle de la robe sans importer où elle se trouve ou qui puisse la regarder. En définitive, elle n’est pas subtile “comme une femme”. Ça va parfaitement avec mon caractère car je suis tout le temps politiquement incorrect et une rebelle des règles.  

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Work: Peggy, 1949, oil on canvas

Artist: Alice Neel (Pennsylvania, USA, 1900-1984)

Description: It portrays a neighbour who suffered abuse at the hands of her partner. On the canvas you can see a woman with a bruised face and twisted, bony arms, showing the misery and sadness of the situation.

Justification: I have chosen this artist because she is a woman who lived and created her work from the resistance, the humanism, and the margins of society. All this against the values that he hated from his wealthy and conservative family.
Neel would define his work with this phrase: Both in politics and in life I have always liked the losers, the marginalized. It was the smell of success that I never liked.
In her work she portrays everyday scenes and also fatigue, poverty, depression, death, protests or the struggle for civil rights for black citizens. She also painted the female body and motherhood far from the canon of the male gaze, showing the anguish of childbirth, the deformity of the body and the emotions. In her works the subjects are of all races, ages and sexes.
At the end of the 70s, her feminist work began to be more valued, and Alice Neel began to support the LGTB+ community in her paintings. She continued her art until her death in 1984 in New York.

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Original:
Tamara de Lempicka.
Woman with a red scarf.

Remake:
Mari Carmen Moreno Blasco. 
2B1 English. 

  I've chosen this picture because I've loved Tamara de Lempicka's work since the first time I saw a picture by her.

  She was an independent woman with a strong personality. This quality wasn't that common in women of that time. She usually represented women like someone empowered  who enjoys her sexual freedom and independence. 

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 Artista original: Edith Rimmington,  Leicester (1902-1986)
Nom complet concursant: Claudia Viñals Argente
Nivell i idioma: Anglés B2.2
Obra escollida: Museum (1951), Edith Rimmington (artista surrealista)

Museum is a surrealist painting by Edith Rimmington.
The main element is a plaster head without a head, covered in eyes and standing in a pedestal inside a glass vase.
We can see clear examples of surrealism,since it is an exploration of the subconscious, where dreams, fears, and desires are manifested symbolically.
It is also a critique of consumer society, where people are objectified and emptied of their individuality.


He triat aquesta obra per diversos motius:
•	La meva formació artística: Vaig estudiar batxillerat artístic i posteriorment fotografia a l'EASD de València. Des de sempre, el surrealisme m'ha atret i inspirat molt.
•	Visibilitat de les dones artistes: Per desgràcia, encara avui dia costa trobar amb detall obres de dones, al contrari que les dels homes.
•	Descobriment d'Edith Rimmington: No coneixia gaire l'obra d'aquesta artista, però el seu surrealisme em va cridar l'atenció, especialment "Museum".
•	Conexió personal: Sempre m'ha agradat dibuixar ulls, i em va semblar una senyal trobar aquesta obra amb tants ulls.
•	Oportunitat de mostrar el meu aprenentatge: Crec que amb aquesta obra puc mostrar part del que he après al batxillerat i a la fotografia.

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Johannes Vermeer is one of the most renowned Dutch painters of Baroque art. He was born in the Netherlands in 1632.The most significant thing about Vermeer's painting is the light that his pictures suggest, as in this case, the enormous pearl on his pendant. The painting I have tried to depict, "The Girl with the Pearl" (1665), is the most famous of his paintings. It is not a portrait, it is a "tronie", that is a study of the expression of a person, in this case a young woman.I wanted to recreate it because I discovered the painting thanks to the film of the same name, starring Scarlett Johanson in 2003, and it was easy for me to find the accessories to recreate the painting.

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Nom de l’artista original: Mary Cassatt
Nom de la concursant: Eva Barbancho Márquez
Nivell i idioma: Valencià 2C2
Descripció:
L’obra Breakfast in bed (1897) representa la maternitat mitjançant una escena íntima
i tendra. Al llenç es retrata a una mare dins del llit amb la seua filla asseguda al
costat i rodejada pels seus braços. A la dreta, la tassa i el plat sobre la taula de nit
revelen el títol de l’obra: l’escena que estem observant és un desdejuni al llit.
Justificació:
He escollit aquesta obra perquè, junt amb la resta d’obres de l’artista, mostra una
realitat que no es representava en cap altra obra dels seus companys homes. Mary
Cassatt retratava la vida tant social com privada de les dones, representacions
íntimes i fidels a la realitat de l’època, on destaquen els vincles maternals, la
quotidianitat i el costumisme. Obres impressionistes de gran qualitat artística a
l’ombra dels “grans” impressionistes masculins.

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     Este autoretrat  és una de les obres més icòniques de Frida Kahlo. Pintat en 1940 representa a l´artista en un collar d´espines al voltant del seu coll, símbol del seu sofriment físic i emocional. El colibrí conegut pel seu simbolisme en la cultura mexicana, representa la vitalitat i la resiliència. El quadre és una representació poderosa de les experiències i dolor que Frida va enfrontar al llarg de la seua vida, així com la capacitat per a trobar bellesa i força en mig de l´adversitat.   

     Aquesta obra és important no únicament pel seu impactant simbolisme, sinó també perquè reflecteix la lluita personal de Frida com a dona , esposa i artista. Com a referent feminista i figura revolucionària, Frida Kahlo va fer ús del seu art per a desafiar les normes de gènere; aquest quadre és un testimoni de la seua visió única, la seua autenticitat i una inspiració per a ajudar a moltes persones a trobar forces en la seua pròpia lluita i abraçar la seua identitat en valentia.

     En definitiva , he elegit aquesta obra concretament perquè em recorda que tot i que la vida a vegades puga ser d´allò mes complexa, mai cal deixar de ser fidel a un mateix i si cal com l´au Fénix ressorgir de les cendres.

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Artis: Frida Kalho 
Contestant: Eva Meza Rivera - 1B1/B1 English 
Frida Kalho was a Mexican painter, author of more than one hundred and fifty (150) works, her great achievement has been to vindicate the role of women in society and in art. Her works openly talk about topics such as sexuality, abortion, motherhood and the rights of indigenous people. 
The painting presented is called SELF-PORTRAIT WITH NECKLACE OF THORNS, It’s an oil on canvas painted in 1940 in Mexico. In the painting Frida is wearing a white blouse and a huge necklace with a hummingbird, on her head she wears a headband with butterflies. Behind the model on the right side there is a black cat and on the left side there is a monkey and in the background there are beautiful green leaves. 
In my remake, I'm wearing a white t-shirt, a stone necklace, and I'm wearing a headband of red and black flowers. The beautiful black dog on my left side is called Darko and the bird on my right side is a nymph, it`s name is Mongo. Behind us there is a furniture with plants. 
I chose a painting by Frida Kalho because she is a reference for the feminist movement in the world.

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Ada Lovelace is considered the first computer programmer. I have chosen her picture to highlight the role of women in science and to encourage young women to follow in her footsteps.
The making-of process has been possible thanks to the valuable help of the women in my life, my friends. To all of them, my deepest gratitude.

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I choose this painting by Ramon Casas. 
It is a painting of a young woman resting after dancing.
I like this painting because I like dancing. In the painting, I feel the woman's happiness after dancing for hours. After that, she needs some rest.

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"The enigmatic smile of the Mona Lisa"

I have chosen It because my daughter loves the image and she has a costum of the period.

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Poster created for the second world war in the United States created by J. Howard Miller. I have chosen this poster because you were the first feminist sign in history and it had a lot of impact on the history of women.

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For this projectI’m recreating the famous painting of GoyaThe clothed maja . This is one of the most famous paintingof the Spanish painter Francisco de Goya. It’s made in oilon canvas and it was painted between 1800 and 1808.The painting shows a woman lying on a green sofa
covered with a w hite fabric and pillows . She’s wearing a
w hite dress with a p ink belt. Also s he’s wearing a yellow
jacket with b lack tassels. On her feet she’s wearing yellow
shoes.
In my
remake , I’m lying on an old yellow and blue striped
sofa in an old hotel in Aguadulce, Almería. The photo was
taken 10 years ago by my best friend. I’m wearing a black
top with lace and a long red skirt with a black belt. On my
feet I’m wearing a pair of black high heel sandals .

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La vida de Frida Khalo, la gran artista mexicana, no va ser de color rosa. Però, gràcies al seu art va saber explorar la seua identitat, cultura i el seu propio dolor físic i emocional. Desgraciadament, va patir un accident de trànsit que va estar a punt de costar-li la vida i la va caure en el llit molt de temps. Principalment, les seues obres són restrats, freqüentment autoretrats, en què va explorar qüestions molt importants com la maternitat, la mort i la tradició mexicana. 
En un dia de festa i flors, la meua parella va decidir embellir-me un poquet i de resultes d’això tenim aquesta foto. Per tant, diria que va ser la planeta qui ha triat aquesta imatge. I com Frida Khalo deia: “Em pinte a mi mateix perquè soc qui millor conec”.

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In the painting we can see big plants behind Frida; and in the remake there are some small plants. In the painting, Frida is on the outside, we can see the cloudy sky, and the remake we can see a white wall. There is a thorn necklace on her neck and in the remake there isn´t. Frida wears earrings with the shape of hands, and in the remake, she wears three leaf earrings. In the painting she wears a dark green shawl and in the remake she wears a golden shawl. Frida wears a flowers tiara on her head and in the remake she´s wearing on the heads left side. In the picture she has natural makeup and in the photo she has makeup on for the day of the dead.
I chose this picture because Frida Kahlo was an important feminist symbol, she also was an talented artist that inspired many others women, until now.

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PILAR MATEO is an internationally recognized scientist for having designed and patented a biopolymeric microencapsulation technology known as INESFLY TECHNOLOGY. This technology is capable of successfully combating various arthropods that transmit endemic diseases such as DENGUE, MALARIA or CHAGAS DISEASE. 
In many countries it is known as "LIFE-SAVING PAINT" since, when applied to walls in the home, it prevents the insects from breeding and, consequently, the disease. It affects about 25 million people in the world.
I have chosen her mainly because she is a Valencian researcher and as I said, I have never heard her spoken of.
She is always close to the most vulnerable people trying to improve their quality of life. I firmly believe, like her, that science and knowledge must be put at the service of others. She puts all his effort into what she loves, which is science and research.
Finally, she always ends up talking about people, breaking down prejudices and inequalities, giving meaning to all her work, her life and ours.

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Hi, this is the portrait of Lisa Gherardini , who is famously known as <Mona Lisa>. It’s an oil on wood portrait. It was painted by Leonardo da Vinci(1452~1519) in Italy. Miss Lisa has long brown hair and she’s wearing a dark brown blouse. She is also wearing a scarf on her shoulder with a half smile. Her smile seems visible but it may semms also invisible to someone. Behind her, in the distance, we can see a contury field overgrown with bushes and there is a narrow road leading to a forest.
I choose this painting because I have been nicknamed ‘Mona Lisa’ for a while. During my treatment of breast cancer, I lost all the hair on my body even eyebrow hairs because of the effects of the anticancer medicine. My 7 year old son at that time, used to call me ‘Mona Lisa mama’
Anyway, In my remake, I am sitting on a chair in my living room. I have a brown short haircut of which I have been having for 15 years since I underwent cancer surgery. I’m wearing a black tight turtleneck t-shirt and my jacket is on the chair behind me. There are many things in the background ; a bookshelf with books and pictures on it, a laptop on the stoolchair and many more. I’m smiling. It’s like a half smile, of which one could say it’s just like the <Mona Lisa>.

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Mujer con periquito, 1871 de Pierre Auguste Renoir 

Raquel Vanessa Álvarez Caballero
EOI Alboraya 2B1 English 

A woman with a parakeet out of its cage. The release of the parakeet and her. 

I have chosen it because I have a parakeet and I like her to be free. 
I see a woman who is strong and seeking her freedom. I like to feel free and my pet is the same.

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Rosa Bonheur (16 mars 1822 – 25 mai 1899) était célèbre pour être une pionnière de la peinture française du XIXe siècle. Ses œuvres représentent la nature et surtout les animaux. Ce tableau représente un chemin dans la France rurale. Ma récréation est aussi un chemin, mais à côté de l'EOI: dans le parc Benicalap. Parfois, nous oublions la beauté que nous avons à côté de nous.