El arte como discurso crítico del sentido de identidad en la provincia de El Oro

Abstract

The present research work called "Art as a critical discourse of the sense of identity in the Province of El Oro" we focus from two points of view, at the first point we will talk about women and at the second point we will refer to photography as a mechanism for merging them and achieving the objective set out in this investigation. The loss of the identity of the Orense woman today, due to the multiple images, that have created the different media focusing a model of "perfect" woman, this can be appreciated in the way of thinking or acting of a woman, features that are totally conditioned by the image or aesthetics that have been created over the years. From the moment we unite identity and change we begin to wonder if we will remain the same woman when she grows up, or artificial beauty takes over our future. However, based on the idea we have about how women should behave in society, the roles or roles they must play at home, at work, or in public spaces in relationship with each other. In addition, we must help society to understand that women are unique and wonderful beings who should not try to be equal or better than other women but to be themselves, to be excellent beings with virtues and defects, because in imperfection there is beauty innate that every woman possesses. The stereotypes of false beauty could affect women to a high degree, bringing deep-rooted causes and consequences, the causes can be attributed to social and cultural factors that propose a woman's aesthetic ideal. With the false idea that the beautiful is good, they bring very serious consequences that cause the increase of women with a very low self-esteem and being dissatisfied with their physique will go to the famous cosmetic surgeries that could cause distortion in the face. We should seek solutions to this problem as many women feel affected, this being the main cause of the loss of identity of the Orense woman. But in reality identity leads us to follow a continuity through the transformation of time. Starting from an artistic and anthropological analysis photography complies with an identity record and through the image we can interact with the viewer because with the use of the camera we can capture reality, a particular moment of life Daily. That is why we can conclude that all these changes of women, brings identity disorders that are being lived in the present era, and that has reached the point that people no longer have respect for themselves, without realizing that they would become someone different from others, losing the true meaning of beauty in order to fit into a society that is governed by established canons.