Watch this video about a performance piece by Sarah Hughes.
Over the span of more than 10 years, Hughes has traveled the globe documenting people in one outfit in which they feel safe and comfortable and one in which they feel sexy. The photographs are accompanied by audio interviews in which predominately women, and some men, answer questions about themselves and what makes them feel safe, sexy, vulnerable and powerful. Hughes has taken the project to Canada, Sweden, Brazil, South Africa and Swaziland.
Tags: art,
Cindy Sherman,
discrimination,
emotions,
feminism,
gender,
personal space,
personal style,
Photography,
Politics,
Sarah Hughes,
sex,
women
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