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Seth Cohen’s project is an invitation to freedom by undermining gender stereotypes. Cohen examines the common denominator between male and female, from the level of the skeleton, body, to the layer that covers it definitively: clothing, makeup and jewelry. The first handle is the human skeleton, which, apart from the pelvic bone, is the broadest common base between a man and a woman. “Looking at different clothing cutouts, I concluded that the difference between male and female silveta takes place in the curved areas of the body,” says Cohen. In the work process, she also examined the norms of dress and wobbling in history and focused on the fact that men used to decorate femininely in relation to what we are accustomed to today. In nature the male is beautiful and attractive, and it is used for courtship purposes. Plants, on the other hand, are free from the need for definitions, and therefore reveal themselves in all their glory. Let me Show you draw inspiration from succulent flowers – a desert plant that also stands in the most desolate places in the world. Materials: Polymers, Simulations Techniques: Design and modeling in 3D software, 3D printing