PAULINA PUKYTĖ

 
One of the first feminist artworks in Lithuania, criticizing body-shaming and treatment of women purely as sexual objects.
The “accessories”, i.e. wearable objects represent body parts that women get constantly commented on, and especially judged on their size: breasts, buttocks, belly, etc. Those body parts here are abstracted and enhanced, to be worn with pride, while at the same time protecting women from being groped. The models were “real people”: the artist herself and other artists and art critics.