SHAME ON YOU, SHAME ON ME

Shame on you, shame on me delves into the intricate facets of societal conditioning, gender norms, and the evolving perception of the temale form. The exhibition initiates a dialogue on the representation of the female body in art, particularly through the lens of an artist immersed in the feminist movement. Through a question-and-answer game, it also engages viewers in their own evolution and perception of feminism over time.
The series of artworks by Lucia Fischer, featuring prominently highlighted nipples and vulvas in gold, prompts viewers to question the societal invisibility and censorship of the female body, especially in Southeast Asian cultures.
Simultaneously, the exterior and interior of Eleven Ten Studio will feature large banners by Catherin Schöberl, emphasizing feminist youth issues.