Talking about women without filters in everyday life. The Parisian artist Cècile Dormeau draws real, authentic girls, the ones that society is often not willing to see.
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himTo tell women without filters in everyday life. The Parisian artist Cecile Dormeau draw the real, authentic girls, the ones that society is often not willing to see.
Quirky illustrations that are popular on social networks to clear some consolidated practices and launch a positive message: 'Don't let yourself be subjugated by the icons that society proposes'.
Who does not find himself in at least one of these images? Through colorful and excessive designs, Cècile Dormeau shows that no one is perfect. There is the continuous struggle with hair, with stretch marks, with cellulite and orange peel skin, with advances on public transport.
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With a touch of irony, therefore, the French artist touches on topics such as sexual harassment and the pursuit of perfection at all costs. But the female body (as well as the male one) is made of strengths and weaknesses.
Here are the illustrations that show that to be well, we must love ourselves as we are, without caring too much about the judgment of others.
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Index
Women can have stretch marks
And a few rolls too many
Sometimes they are deprived of something
They adapt to circumstances
They are not perfect
They may have orange peel skin
They drink exactly like men
They know how to make important decisions
They always say what they think
They want to feel free
They manage to get away with difficulties!
Dominella Trunfio
Illustrations: Cecile Dormeau
