Alice Hsiao I Women Series -Redeem I Digital Giclee Art Version

Alice Hsiao I Women Series -Redeem I Digital Giclee Art Version Girls, let’s break the glass wall given by society! Whether you look like a girl or not, we have the final say ———————————————————————— +IProduct nameI+ Redeem Redeem +IProduct InformationI+ ①Size 45.5×38.0cm ②Material: Digital micro spray ③Quantity: Limited edition of 10 +IMaintenance methodI+ ①Suitable temperature 18-23 degrees ②Suitable for humidity around 50% ＋IReturn and Exchange MethodI＋ ① This store operates on a small scale, please confirm the product size and details. If you have any questions, you can ask via private message before purchasing. Reduce the inconvenience caused by returns ②If there are defective products, please take a photo and send a private message to provide a return +IThank youI+ Thank you for your support, your purchase is our motivation to move forward May you shine in your time zone +IRedemption RedeemI+ This world has many labels, expectations, requirements, and even restrictions for girls. Just like the colorful glass in this painting, it looks bright and beautiful, but it is a huge cage. I am a girl who has my own ideas, speaks directly, and is independent in doing things. My Japanese mother often says that I should be more gentle (Asa type~) and not speak so harshly, because my husband will not like it, etc. But friends who know me know that I am actually very gentle at heart. Why can't I interpret and express my tenderness in my own way? In my work, I also use light to represent the power of life. Maybe this cage cannot be broken immediately, but we can face the light, let us see these labels clearly, and tear them off one by one (smile). This painting presents a unique composition. The woman in the picture is facing a large piece of glass. The upper part is illuminated by light, and the lower part is filled with colorful light and shadow, forming a symbolic glass house. This glass house represents the desire to escape, born of frustration with social expectations and labels. However, the presence of light symbolizes redemption, suggesting that this woman has found an outlet for relief while yearning to escape pressure and not being understood. In the glass house, every girl seems to be bound by labels and social stereotypes, as if trapped in external expectations. However, the dull glass house can still be illuminated by external light, showing the authenticity and tenacity of the unique individual under the light.