I decided to base this project on a very important and increasingly topical theme: the view of the body, especially the female body, inspired by the many other artists who are trying to break this "stereotypical beauty".
Through the five photos, I wanted to show the beauty of some body details that are usually subject to attention and criticism if they do not conform to the beauty canon demanded by the media world.
The first photo shows the neck, the second the chest, the third the hips, the fourth the abdomen and the fifth the thigh.
These parts are usually shown by the media without hair, firm, without cellulite, stains, scars, stretch marks, of a certain size, shape.
These parts are usually shown by the media without hair, firm, without cellulite, stains, scars, stretch marks, of a certain size, shape.
All this leads to every woman of any age looking at her reflection and thinking that it does not reflect the falsely imposed beauty standards.
I decided not to show the face of the model in such a way that the viewers have the opportunity to recognize themselves and focus on details.
For the title, I broke down the word «imperfect» to convey to every woman that YOU can be perfect, despite the small imperfections that everyone has.
People should not regard one's own body as a collection of faults, but should love it as it is, take care of it, and expose what makes it unique.
For the title, I broke down the word «imperfect» to convey to every woman that YOU can be perfect, despite the small imperfections that everyone has.
People should not regard one's own body as a collection of faults, but should love it as it is, take care of it, and expose what makes it unique.
The model has an undefined pose to highlight the natural and everyday body movements.
In post-production I changed the hue of the skin color and increased the brightness slightly.
I decided to keep these photos as natural as possible to be consistent with the message
of my project.
In post-production I changed the hue of the skin color and increased the brightness slightly.
I decided to keep these photos as natural as possible to be consistent with the message
of my project.