The Pink and Blue Project by JeongMee Yoon
Jessica Marcel — December 5, 2009 — Life-Stages
References: jeongmeeyoon & design-milk
Artist JeongMee Yoon created The Pink and Blue Project that has been showcased in galleries around the world. The exhibit features children, both boys and girls, surrounded by either their blue or their pink things, respectively.
Since artists often leave the interpretation of their work to others, I'm going to say that The Pink and Blue Project is a statement about society's identification of boys and girls, and how sometimes that demarcation may go a little overboard.
Since artists often leave the interpretation of their work to others, I'm going to say that The Pink and Blue Project is a statement about society's identification of boys and girls, and how sometimes that demarcation may go a little overboard.
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