Nacimientos cotidianos de un cuerpo femenino: interiormente habitante y habitable

Abstract

The thesis reflects the research and connection between the female body, its identity, and plastic arts, starting from a process of self-knowledge. The author proposes a transformation of the everyday into artistic expressions that reflect the female bodily experience. It analyzes how the image of the body is influenced by social ideals and the media, generating tensions between the real and the ideal. Furthermore, it reflects on how the body's behavior is shaped by its context and social norms, recognizing a constant evolution in her own history. Space is understood as an environment that transforms and is transformed by the body, while everyday objects become means of dialogue with identity, exploring femininity through symbolic elements. Through plastic arts and performance, the author seeks to express her inner world, transcending the boundaries imposed on the perception of the female body and proposing new ways of understanding and representing it.