Olá boa tarde a todos,
acho que este "TED talk" é interessante e relevante para o tema de publicidade — afinal muitas vezes nem temos ideia do tipo de pessoas representadas nas imagens publicitárias, nem do seu estilo de vida. As aparências enganam: ora leiam as palavras introdutórias desta intervenção de C. Russell.
"Cameron Russell has spent the last decade modeling. A Victoria's Secret favorite, she has appeared in multiple international editions of Vogue as well as in ads for brands like Ralph Lauren and Benetton. But she feels at her core that image isn't everything.
Cameron runs the blog ArtRoots.info, which is dedicated to covering grassroots public art and political power. She also experiments with creating street art herself. In addition, Cameron is the director of The Big Bad Lab, which creates participatory art that aims to include people in radical demonstrations of positive social change.
She's a co-founder of the new web-based magazine Interrupt, about women, identity, the internet and taking action."
Cameron runs the blog ArtRoots.info, which is dedicated to covering grassroots public art and political power. She also experiments with creating street art herself. In addition, Cameron is the director of The Big Bad Lab, which creates participatory art that aims to include people in radical demonstrations of positive social change.
She's a co-founder of the new web-based magazine Interrupt, about women, identity, the internet and taking action."
Anna Hintsyak
Interessante a honestidade com que esta mulher expõe o negócio da moda enquanto construção baseada na categorização étnica e racial. Há um detalhe da informação transmitida que não é correto — o modelo de beleza longilínea e magra remonta a meados do séc. XX (basta vermos os quadros a óleo dos séculos anteriores, com mulheres que hoje seriam consideradas obesas).
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