For all this, I want to direct my final project in a direction related to cartoons, to create a large scale composition of different drawings which create a unique and creative work, with a lot of influence from my own imagination.

Through this video of the artist Yolanda Domínguez I got to know her exhibition called "Little Black Dress". This exhibition is based on a series of images of women wearing the same size 38 Zara dress. Clearly, each woman has her own body and these images are unretouched. However, the exhibition criticises the brand's models because despite the fact that the shop has clothes in a variety of sizes, they always show the most normative women as models. 

With this dress she is photographing women of all sizes, races and ages with the aim of generating an imaginary that shows the diversity of bodies as opposed to the limiting model. Some women wear the dress too small, others too big, but all of them pose in an attitude of power and pride in their bodies.

This causes many self-esteem problems and has a negative influence on tolerance and acceptance of different profiles, fuelling racism, ageism, transphobia and fatphobia.

The aim is to send a message to the world of advertising and fashion: it is essential to show the diversity of women in editorials and campaigns so that all bodies are accepted and there is no discrimination based on age, size or features.

“The exhibition #TalComoSoy features @feministailustrada, @zinteta , @lubadalu and @debihasky. All of them have earned their fame on Instagram, where through art they inspire, help and give visibility to personal acceptance, body positivity and female empowerment."

Then I came across this news item and thought I could make mini ecosystems to symbolize that there were different ones and that each one worked in a different way although on the outside they looked quite similar.