Women’s bodies are often fragmented in media, reduced to idealized parts shaped by beauty standards. Printed on transparent paper, this book uses the CMYK model to dissect and reconstruct these representations, layering feminist critiques to expose their artificiality and invite viewers to reclaim the female form as a whole.
These posters, made from transparent CMYK line separations of magazine covers, highlight the repetition of female poses and beauty standards in media. When layered, the near-identical outlines reveal the industry's formulaic depictions. This visual strategy critiques objectification and challenges the viewer to see beyond commodified representations of women.