el arte como cuestionador de los estereotipos en la representación de la mujer y su impacto cultural orense en la última década.

Abstract

This project analyzes how stereotypes have been established as role models and, due to the media, they have become persuasion tools since they were imposed and assumed like ideas based on the determined attitude of the women which has been learned and internalized through a socialization process. as a result, these beliefs are considered as normal, accepted and difficult to refute, however, they can be corrected through the education. Our society has been influenced and at the same time affected by these stereotypes which change its cultural values, emphasizing the importance of a critical education to promote social change. Young girls are influenced by the idea of feminine beauty, resulting in inequality and prejudice which make them confined and reduce their thinking to specific and closed criteria, is for that reason that is necessary to delete the feminine stereotypes, because this is the only way we can get a positive effect, providing a wide recognition to women's talent, generating new resources and a better understanding the real situation of their lives and changing the preconceived images to go towards a fairer and equal society. Because of this, the research work investigates how women have been part of history, becoming more and more participative, being recognized as a lot of artists who in spite, at the beginning could not attend art schools, looking for a way to learn and be accepted as part of the society. As more women made their way challenged the established rules, and broke them, they expressed their opinions and fought in favor of their rights, this is how the art was reflected in many of them, who showed their feelings through painting. The art takes a leading role, showing a realistic painting where everyday life is portrayed objectively, portraying life faithfully and honestly, which presents an authentic hard-working woman who has forged her path. The metaphor of the threads is used to represent the division of roles towards women since embroidery and sewing have been traditionally associated with the female gender; however, this was a necessary activity, both for economical and traditional, since the production of clothes was industrialized in textile factories, it remained a crucial domestic skill. As a result, the work merges realistic painting with the expanded field, representing in it the diversity of art and its ability to convey deep messages where each detail and texture symbolizes the woman's crafts, while the lily symbolizes purity and renaissance, highlights her empowerment and self-improvement, encouraging viewers to critically discuss the proposal, emphasizing on the ability of art to convey its symbolism expressed through its interweaving, knots and shapes, which are part of the work, enhancing its visual narrative.