For generations, women have been squeezed, shrunk, and manipulated to appeal to the male gaze. Be this shape, that shape, be stronger, be thinner, be more feminine, be less loud, be more confident—it’s endless. How about we just be? That’s Marie.

For generations, women have been squeezed, shrunk, and manipulated to appeal to the male gaze. Be this shape, that shape, be stronger, be thinner, be more feminine, be less loud, be more confident—it’s endless. How about we just be? That’s Marie.

Amber DeSilva

  • Oil on Linen
  • 2025

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For generations, women have been squeezed, shrunk, and manipulated to appeal to the male gaze. Be this shape, that shape, be stronger, be thinner, be more feminine, be less loud, be more confident—it’s endless. How about we just be? That’s Marie. by Amber DeSilva

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