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Mabesoone recoups visual languages that have habitually been coded as ultra-feminine and trivial
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Natasja Mabesoone ‘Bernice Bobs Her Hair’ Mabesoone recoups visual languages thatBernice Bobs Her Hair is a series of layered soft ground etchings, drawings and monotypes by Natasja Mabesoone. The title is a nod towards a Fitzgerald story about Bernice, who changes her approach to traditional gender roles and youth over a visit to her niece Marjorie. The act of having her hair cut transforms her character into a real flapper and brings her to a new perception of femininity. Starting from the biased idea and normative use of
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