The artwork is a reimagined version of "The Girl with a Pearl Earring" where the girl is depicted in red rather than blue to represent her vitality, passion, strength, courage, and creativity. In the original painting, the girl was a 16-year-old maid, but in this version the artist wanted to portray how women can create anything they want despite facing adversity like gender roles and the pandemic.
The artwork is a reimagined version of "The Girl with a Pearl Earring" where the girl is depicted in red rather than blue to represent her vitality, passion, strength, courage, and creativity. In the original painting, the girl was a 16-year-old maid, but in this version the artist wanted to portray how women can create anything they want despite facing adversity like gender roles and the pandemic.
The artwork is a reimagined version of "The Girl with a Pearl Earring" where the girl is depicted in red rather than blue to represent her vitality, passion, strength, courage, and creativity. In the original painting, the girl was a 16-year-old maid, but in this version the artist wanted to portray how women can create anything they want despite facing adversity like gender roles and the pandemic.
a Pearl Earring, tells the story of a 16-year-old girl who works as a maid in the house of painter ABDAO, RIANNA CECILIA S.
Johannes Vermeer. Back then,
women were expected to cook, clean, and perform other household duties and were viewed as property by their fathers and husbands. But in my version, I go by the quote that says ‘Women are the real architects of society, they can create anything they want’. Red represents vitality, passion, strength, courage, and creativity. There is no force greater than a woman determined to rise even in the face of great adversity; the pandemic.