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ISSUE 01<br />
JANUARY 2017<br />
春 色<br />
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春 色<br />
春 天 的 景 色 。<br />
Spring scenery<br />
喻 娇 艳 的 容 颜 。<br />
Tender and beautiful faces of women<br />
喻 喜 色 。<br />
Joyful look<br />
指 脸 上 的 红 晕 。<br />
Blush on the face<br />
This magazine is about women.<br />
What is beauty?<br />
How we define sexiness?<br />
Let us celebrate<br />
and appreciate<br />
to be<br />
women!<br />
Exclusive photographs<br />
Annique Delphine 5<br />
: feminist artist<br />
Yoshikazu Aizawa 15<br />
: photographer
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ANNIQUE DELPHINE<br />
“... is an artist living and working in Berlin, Germany. Her work explores<br />
themes of feminism, sexuality and female identity.”<br />
Q: How do you define the sexiness of women? Is nudity necessarily<br />
considered as erotic?<br />
A: I think confidence is sexy. Believing in your own beauty<br />
and most of all in your own strength. Women are strong<br />
because femininity is viewed as something weak so women<br />
automatically grow up having to fight: fight for respect, fight<br />
for recognition, fight for equal rights. Nudity is not automatically<br />
erotic but naked women are always sexualized. That’s<br />
what I’m trying to change. I think nudity is natural and beautiful<br />
and I want to normalize female nudity so we can get<br />
away from the notion that a naked woman or any woman<br />
showing any amount of skin is “asking for it”<br />
Q: What are you trying to express through your work?<br />
A: Right now I’m trying to express that our natural state<br />
of nakedness should never be sexualized, and that People<br />
shouldn’t be objectified, nor should they be judged for their<br />
sexuality.<br />
Q:Tell us a bit of your working process or any interesting experience?<br />
A:The way I work is 100% intuitive. I don’t think about a<br />
greater message i’m wanting to convey and then set out with<br />
a plan. Instead I just let my feelings come out through my<br />
creativity. So usually while I’m engulfed in a new project I<br />
might not even yet know what it’s about because it’s different<br />
feelings and inspirations coming together and then at some<br />
point I take a step back and look at it, and then I see parallels<br />
to something that’s going on in my life or in our society and<br />
I see how my work is reflecting that. This is what happened<br />
with my project ABUNDANCE for example. It started out as<br />
a way for me to express all my own sadness and my feeling of<br />
powerlessness in the face of a patriarchal society that judges<br />
women for their sexuality and tries to control the way they<br />
express it.<br />
...women for their sexuality and tries to control the way they<br />
express it. And you can take those pictures and films and<br />
relate them to the current state of sexist politics in the US<br />
where a bunch of men are deciding over women’s reproductive<br />
rights. Or you can take them and relate them to rape culture<br />
for instance. Because at the core of these photographs<br />
lies my general frustration with sexist oppression.<br />
Which is one of the key motivations for my work.<br />
Another motivation is the way women’s bodies are objectified.<br />
I’m pointing that out with different methods, one of<br />
them being my Boobhead. It’s a giant Breast I wear on my<br />
head to take selfies with. I want to show how women are<br />
viewed as sex objects even when they aren’t doing anything<br />
sexual. They could be doing dishes or yoga, or grocery shopping<br />
and somehow if they are viewed as a sex object by<br />
someone it is their own fault. And it really doesn’t matter<br />
how much or how little skin they show. Objectification has<br />
normalized it for people to sexualize women’s bodies. I want<br />
to end that.<br />
Q: Any messages you want to say to all the women in the<br />
modern world?<br />
A: Speak up! About anything that bothers you. Let your voices<br />
be heard!<br />
Believe in your own beauty! It is not something to be determined<br />
by magazines, companies selling beauty products,<br />
media or our peers. It’s something you’ve had all along and<br />
it reveals itself to you the moment you stop looking for validation<br />
from outside and start looking for it within yourself.<br />
Q: Is there any exciting new project coming out?<br />
A: My next solo show ‚Reclaim The Feminin‘ opens February<br />
9 in Berlin. and during it I will be hosting a couple of workshops<br />
on how to make your own Boobhead.<br />
After that I will put my focus on my project ‚Girl Disruptive‘<br />
to raise awareness about gender-based violence.<br />
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Bags<br />
of Boobs<br />
“ Nudity is not automatically erotic<br />
but naked women<br />
are always sexualized.<br />
That’s what I’m trying to change. ”<br />
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BELIEVE<br />
IN<br />
YOUR<br />
OWN<br />
BEAUTY<br />
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相 泽 义 和<br />
Yoshikazu Aizawa<br />
@aizawa_yo<br />
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女 性 の 性 的 魅 惑 をあなたはどのように 定 義 づけ<br />
ますか?<br />
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女 性 の 性 的 魅 力 は 私 にとって 生 きるエネルギー<br />
の 根 源 です。<br />
仕 事 や 人 生 を 充 実 させる 為 の 大 きな 原 動 力 で<br />
す。<br />
女 性 いなければ 私 は 生 きている 意 味 を 見 出 せな<br />
いと 思 う。<br />
心 から 女 性 に 感 謝 しています。<br />
Q<br />
作 品 作 りを 通 して 何 を 表 現 しようと 取 り 組 みま<br />
したか?<br />
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私 が 表 現 したい 事 よりも、 女 性 が 写 りたいとい<br />
う 感 情 を 大 切 にしています。<br />
私 のエゴイズムを 可 能 な 限 り 消 して 行 く 事 によ<br />
って 女 性 が 輝 くことがわかってきました。<br />
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製 作 過 程 、あるいは 興 味 が 深 い 発 見 があれば 説<br />
明 してください。<br />
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常 に 新 しい 発 見 があります。 女 性 は 男 の 私 では<br />
想 像 ができない 世 界 を 持 っています。しかしそ<br />
の 世 界 を 自 分 で 気 付 いていない 人 もいたり、 恥<br />
ずかしがって 表 に 出 さない 人 もいます。その 世<br />
界 を 私 が 可 能 な 限 り 切 り 開 くのが 私 の 仕 事 では<br />
ないかと 感 じています。 常 に 私 の 想 像 を 外 れた<br />
世 界 に 発 見 があり、それが 私 にとって 新 しい 写<br />
真 になります。<br />
Q<br />
最 もあなたの 作 品 の 主 軸 となるモデルはありま<br />
すか?それはなぜですか?<br />
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私 はたくさんの 女 性 を 撮 る 事 よりも、 少 数 の 特<br />
定 な 女 性 を 長 い 期 間 撮 りたいと 思 っています。<br />
長 い 期 間 撮 る 事 で、お 互 いがよりリラックスし<br />
た 状 態 で 向 き 合 えて、より 良 い 作 品 につながり<br />
ます。なので 最 近 インスタグラムに 載 せてる 女<br />
性 は 私 の 主 軸 です。
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Q<br />
Tell us a bit of your working process or any interesting<br />
experience?<br />
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How do you define the sexiness of women?<br />
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Women’s sexual appeal is the root of the<br />
energy I live for.<br />
It is a big driving force to enrich my work<br />
and life.<br />
If I do not have a woman I think I can not<br />
find the meaning to live.<br />
I sincerely thank women.<br />
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There is always new discovery.<br />
A woman has a world that I can not imagine as<br />
a man.<br />
Some people do not realize the world by themselves,<br />
others are shy and do not put out on the<br />
table.<br />
I feel like it is my job to open up this world as<br />
much as possible.<br />
There is always a discovery in the world outside<br />
my imagination, which will be a new picture for<br />
me.<br />
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What are you trying to express through your<br />
work?<br />
A<br />
I value the feeling that women want to appear<br />
more than I can express.<br />
I know that women shine by erasing my egoism<br />
as much as possible.<br />
Q<br />
Is there any model that impress you the<br />
most and why?<br />
A<br />
I would rather work with a few specific<br />
women for a long period of time rather than<br />
working with lots of different women.<br />
By working with someone for a long time,<br />
we can be more relaxed with each other and<br />
that can lead to better work. Recently the<br />
women on Instagram are my main focus.<br />
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Created by 邬 明 秀 Ming Sau Wu<br />
Special thanks to; Xiao Xu Wang,Tunde Olubodun,<br />
Annique Delphine,Yoshikazu Aizawa and all the modern<br />
women in the world.<br />
contact: mingsauwu@gmail.com
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