Media Misses Magazine
Reclaiming a media space that has historically been weaponized against women, to shed light on the experiences of women, and to confront the normalization of objectifying women culturally.
Female-authored, 26 unique voices; 5 contributors and 21 anonymous.
The centrefold has been devised to show how behaviours of objectification may manifest into harmful consequences by featuring gender-based violence statistics from the government.
Expressive typography and redactions visually show how this violence is often ignored amid a climate of redactions.
Expressive typography and redactions visually show how this violence is often ignored amid a climate of redactions.
An additional promotional and accessible platform leveraged through social media, primarily Instagram.
I researched the sexual objectification of women in everyday media to understand its influence on societal perceptions of gender inequality and how it affects the lives of young women.
