Isabella Mack, a rising Australian artist based in Los Angeles, creates large-scale charcoal drawings that explore the complexities of womanhood in the evolving landscape of modern feminism. Her work challenges societal expectations, presenting femininity as a form of rebellion against outdated gender norms. Through seemingly ordinary human actions, Mack delves into the psychological depths of the human experience, urging viewers to question their role in the scene. Her art seeks authenticity and emotional realism, inviting reflection on objectification and the search for integrity in today’s commercialized world.
