The story of a plus size ballerina named Bianca who doesn't like how she looks in the mirror but enjoys dancing at the same time, she's trapped in fear and doubt, but she eventually learns to love herself through her inner strength  , to overcome everything.

 Showing girlish beauty.

 The female characters in his works have only lively dynamics, no facial features, and no standardized aesthetic body. "Without the burden of appearance, you are closer to freedom." The design concept he advocates breaks through the increasing appearance anxiety of modern and contemporary women.  with positive and lively beauty

 sense.

 sub, allowing viewers to rethink concepts related to identity, through analysis

 Buyukunal’s work, which helps us refine our sense of identity.

 In her words, she is "driven by body-related routines and social norms that have prevailed in past and present history."

 Buyukunal's works such as Terrifying Beauty reflect

 This effort, by borrowing from the year-over-year rising trend of plastic surgery, makes itself more beautiful relative to the traditional function of jewelry as decoration, thereby questioning certain notions of beauty and jewelry.

 Rodin once had a famous saying that everyone said badly: There is never a lack of beauty in life, but a lack of eyes to discover beauty.  However, in reality, rather than discovering beauty, we are better at discovering "unbeautiful" more often.

 Including myself, how many people feel unconfident, lack confidence, or even low self-esteem because they think they are "not beautiful".  The definition of beauty is

 Oval face, big eyes, high nose bridge,,,, and the work wants to convey

 The most important thing is that aesthetics are not stereotyped, all we have is a different kind of beauty, big face, freckles, small belly, which become my characteristics, my logo, which makes me who I am.

 Goods, and even various beauty recommendations are "teaching you how to be beautiful and thin", which are relatively simple presentations of beauty. The four words "appearance anxiety" appear more and more frequently, but we really only have one kind of beauty  ?