Greece

Taken during a portrait session, an interpretation of the coming of spring in chiaroscuro.

Model is actress Vana Sleiman.

This is me. I photographed, cut, and glued myself together. I reassembled myself from what was left after emigration and motherhood, and from what is here. This is me, rushing to grasp the essence. Who am I? What is my life made of? Where are my supports, and where are my goals and dreams? What thoughts and dreams fuel my inner fire?

KIT(s)chen is an artwork which explores women's multiple everyday roles. Housewife, mother, dauther, sister, a woman. Women still searching for equality, still fighting for their freedom, for their right to live for themselves, to love whomever they please. Still fight for freedom of action.

To define yourself and set your own boundaries is a long and hard process. KIT(s)chen is a comment on the deformations and distortions produced by the modern feminism.