Originally inspired by Ed Sheeran’s “Shape of You” I’ve chosen to collectively create a piece that speaks upon not only the normalized standards of society in which one’s body is overly sexualized especially that of a woman, but also objectified. In which is also implied throughout this song, everyday life and most importantly lyric culture. By using grey tones I’ve aimed to bring attention to the dull body as a whole rather than any surroundings. In which one can conclude that the body is of most importance. However, the major element I’ve focused on throughout the piece is leaving out the facial structure in order to emphasize yet again how no longer is a deeper connection needed or made in the relationships of individuals as a whole whether it be mentally or emotionally as the only matter is relying on physical attributes. Which in overall creates an obsessive over sexualization and vivid concept of objectification.
Objectifying Sexualization
