Mocking and oblique glances are not a hindrance. Halee's story that turned the world
There was a full girl. Once she photographed herself from a tripod, and found that people touch and grimaches her behind her back. And then she made a cycle of photos, the main characters of which were precisely these grimaces. And the stupidity of people who consider themselves better and smarter than the positive bbw.
Haley Morris Cafiero graduated from the undergraduate in the specialty "Photography" and the Master's Art Program, and works as an associate professor in the Mamphis College of Arts. (What, in fact, helped her construct such an unusual way to fix random, household, instant situations) But people who look only on chubby knees and tightly tie, no before that matter. After all, it is so nice to choke over someone with his back, right? Oddly enough, it turns out that curved smiles and grimaces make people much ugly than the naive dressed "bun"
It seems to be thinking about how we look when we condemn others. Not only does the sheerness are not good - it is, as it turns out, is also ugly.
The cycle of "ZEVAKA" was nominated for the Prix Pictet 2014 Prize and is the finalist of Virgin Prize "Revival". Haley Morris Cafiero was a guest of a guest of one of the discussion gears, where it was discussed by the photo cycle and the problem itself.
On the one hand, it is clear why nature brings into us an involuntary desire to commerce and push away the ugly, physically imperfect person - to reduce the likelihood of the occurrence of this person and we have common descendants. But hindle, we have not started the common descendants with each who are from us in close proximity (and then the very concept of bus and metro would be indecent), and personal hygiene and culture of communication of random neighbors actually mean much more for our well-being Their beauty or relevance of clothing. There is no reasonable reasons to cling to someone else's thickness - one pure natural. That is, another word is an uncompatory.
