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P . regalis eggs with legs
I just can’t. Omg. THE CUTE!!!
CUTIESSSSSSS. They look like they’re smiling, to me. =D
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“Omelettes” (Yolanda Dominguez, 2008) represent the feminine education through children’s toys. These items represent implicit attitudes and attributes that will lead to the future roles of womanhood.
These items represent implicit attitudes and attributes that will lead to the future roles of womanhood. The egg represents the feminine image because it’s the symbol of reproduction whereas the frontal viewpoint shows a round shape that has always referred to women in history. The mosaic shows different feminine roles through a varied selection of toys (beauty, the princess, the kitchen, housework, maternity, looking after others).
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About me
[A place to put my thoughts and random finds] -------------------------- 22 years old, feminist, university student (double major anthropology/women's studies), nerd, gamer, arachnoholic, fan of all things reptilian, and Canadian
