I’m sharing with you an extract from an article written by Steffi.
Want to read the whole article? Follow the link to read it on his website!
“Putting a portrait of the Yoni on the kitchen table? Why not, in fact!
Who needs such a thing, one might ask. A photo of your own Yoni in the kitchen, living room or even the bathroom? But where to hang it? Perhaps in the bedroom at most, if at all…
And yes, it’s very rare to find a Yoni image as a simple decoration in a living room. So why do I suggest that women make portraits of their Yonis? …
… If we don’t open up to anyone, we’re frigid; if we open up to too many, we’re sluts. It’s in this field of tension that we evolve – even today. All these things are rooted in us, they are our reality and our daily life as people with a yoni. We take these stories and beliefs for granted – sometimes without realizing it, without questioning ourselves…
…My yoni portraits are more than just a poetic interpretation of an organ hung as a decoration in the bedroom. A yoni is not a decoration, and neither are my yoni portraits. They are the manifestation of a courageous step by a woman who dares to step out of the omnipresent isolation of the social role we were born into – to enter into sisterhood, to be connected, to reclaim her power to decide and control what has always belonged to her…” – Steffi
You can read the entire article on Steffi’s website: https: //www.intousia.com/2024/02/21/a-yoni-portrait-on-the-kitchen-table/?lang=fr
