Olá colegas! Numa das últimas aulas a professora mostrou um vídeo que retratava a realidade das revistas de moda, muitas páginas e pouco conteúdo. Ao longo das mesmas deparamo-nos mais com um catálogo do que propriamente com uma REVISTA. Porém, o assunto que me traz aqui hoje é precisamente o que está retratado nessas revistas: imagens e fotografias de modelos que não são reais, podendo mesmo ser estabelecido, a este propósito, um paralelo com a imagem da Barbie e tudo o que esta representa. A pressão que os média e a sociedade de consumo exercem quanto à figura perfeita, torna o P hotoshop a ferramenta perfeita para uma falsidade que, por muito que nos custe em admitir, já nos fez sentir mal connosco próprias em alguma altura da nossa vida. Aqui estão alguns exemplos gritantes de como o Photoshop muda aparências. Estes são apenas alguns exemplos das muitas celebridades que são sujeitas a manipulação visual para serem comercializadas com uma imagem perfeit...
Katy Perry's "Bon Appétit" is a video comparing a woman to a meal, ready to be devoured, as indicated by not only the visual themes throughout the video, but also by the lyrics. The video starts with some squirting noises as the name of the song is coated onto some batter, followed by a neon “NSFW” (Not Safe for Work) which marks the start of a rather disturbing experience. Katy Perry appears covered in saran wrap, much like a steak, and is presented to the viewer with skin-colored, form-fitting lingerie. A group of knife-sharpening chefs surround her, cut her out, and push her into a vat of flour, like one would do to batter, before pounding it (which I think is the metaphor they were going for here). The group of chefs then roll her out like dough, twisting her body in several disturbing ways. She’s put on a wooden board, seasoned and “dressed” with a plethora of vegetables, and thrown into a boiling pot of water. Her nails, and the rest of her body, ...
It is a given fact that music over the years has become a major industry. Some people also feel that music has been ruined due to being treated solely as a business, and that is backed by the number of people in the music business who don’t care about the music at all and are driven only by money. That's the reason we have the mainstream pop genre. A pretty face (preferably young, in her/his 20s) is picked by a label to become one of the faces of that company. But what does music have to do with this? Not much… It is assumed that the “artists” picked have skill enough to perform what others will write for them… That’s right! Others will write for them! In fact, hardly any Pop artist writes her/his own music or gives ANY contribution for that matter. For example, The Weeknd’s single “I can´t feel my face” (ranked nr. 1 on the Billboards), who also won the Grammy Awards, Record of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance, was co-written by FOUR different ...
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