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Valediction of girlhood
At a certain age, discomfort from within and outside the body becomes a norm to our way of life. A continuous cycle we must face. This is an exploration of womanhood along the themes of absurdity conveyed in strange and obscure installations. A symbolic display of the discomfort and major change expressed through performance, collaboration, visual shots that signify the sudden shock of growth and bodily development, intensively indulging in destruction to explore the representation of constraining body pain and inner wrath.
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At a certain age, discomfort from within and outside the body becomes a norm to our way of life. A continuous cycle we must face. This is an exploration of womanhood along the themes of absurdity conveyed in strange and obscure installations. A symbolic display of the discomfort and major change expressed through performance, collaboration, visual shots that signify the sudden shock of growth and bodily development, intensively indulging in destruction to explore the representation of constraining body pain and inner wrath.
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Genre:Fantasy, Drama, Horror
Written By:Chloe De Castro Pye
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Runtime:2 minutes
Studio:No ArmBands
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