Womankind is a project by feminist visual artist, María María Acha and consist in a wide range of digital photographic collages, created since 2009, from archival images, Internet, magazines, books and photographs taken by the artist. They are acclimated especially in two of the most important events in the history of women, the British suffrage movement of the early twentieth century and the massive introduction of the birth control pill in the 60s, which contribute significantly to the emancipation of women transforming their relationship with men.
Womankind resignifies images that reflected the history of women and the hegemonic narratives that are paternalistic, are relegated to the background. Recovering feminine historical memory and their political struggle and reflecting the complexity of their private world.  

Voix de la communauté: María María Acha

La plasticienne María María Acha met en scène la question de l'égalité des sexes dans les rues de Mexico. Par ses biographies visuelles de femmes remarquables qui ont œuvré en faveur de l'égalité des sexes, elle tente d'aider, d'informer et de sensibiliser le public à l'histoire du travail en faveur de la femme dans le monde.