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Louise Bourgeois is most known for large-sculpture, installation art, as well as painting and printmaking.

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I connect with Bourgeois for a couple different reasons. She is a feminist and, through her work, she tried to change the course for women. She tried to show that women are not objects, but we are human beings with stories to tell. I am working on developing a bra brand which works to promote different body types and allowing women to feel comfortable in their own skin.

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Bourgeois most commonly used materials like bronze, wood, glass, metal, fabric, and plaster, among many others.

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Bourgeois is perceived as being very emotional in the way that she shows a lot of emotion in her work. This emotion is not necessarily sad, but you definitely feel heavier when you look at her work. She is also known for being a feminist and being reluctant. She explored femininity through challenging patriarchal standards by showing concepts such as motherhood rather than showing women as muses or ideals.

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Louise Bourgeois often used engraving, carving, and casting techniques in her sculptures.

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Bourgeois was close friends with Richarme, Mark Rothko, and Jackson Pollock. She didn't find as much inspiration from other artists as she did from her unfair childhood.

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Overall, Louise Bourgeois is inspiring. You can tell that she was promoting change throughout her work. I love the chaotic energy that comes from her work.