This exhibition invites us to observe the historical construction of the image of female youth, not from the surface, but from the other side of the mirror. The proposal focuses on the intimate space where women assert themselves as subjects and not as objects of desire for others.
The exhibition critiques the notion of 'eternal youth' as a cultural artefact linked to power structures, exploring the constant tension between identity and appearance. The works, whether through image, matter or the body, explore what it means to inhabit time. This approach is presented as a form of intimate and lucid resistance, seeking to dismantle the contradiction between beauty and age.
Art becomes a territory of reappropriation, where the mirror ceases to be a judge and instead reflects an authentic presence rather than an ideal.
