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This painting critiques contemporary feminism, highlighting how it has over-sexualized women and pressured them into the workforce, diminishing the grace in their lives
Using abstract cubism, the fragmented forms symbolize the complexities within the movement. Bold colors and sharp angles reflect the tension between societal expectations and personal identity, illustrating the conflict between empowerment and the commodification of womanhood
Ultimately, it invites viewers to question whether true liberation has been achieved or if it has come at a cost
Agata May'kowska is a Polish-born Christian mixed-media artist working from her studio gallery in East Windsor (near Hightstown), Mercer County, New Jersey. Each piece is built by hand from paint, fabric, paper, and found materials, often with Scripture worked into its layers. Read her story →
