EVERYTHING HAS CHANGED NOTHING HAS CHANGED is a photo book that examines the mimetic relationship between classical Western sculptures of women and contemporary portrayals of women in Western media.

The collection suggests evolving and enduring themes of objectification, sexualization, and grief personified by women and young girls.

By placing past and present in dialogue, the book encourages contemplation of a complex visual history: one that both admires and idealizes women while also recognizing the nuanced interplay of artistic reverence with the cultural legacies of imperialism and patriarchy imbedded within these representations.

EVERYTHING HAS CHANGED NOTHING HAS CHANGED includes an index of all images sourced.

*Note: This book contains explicit content, including pornography and images depicting death.

128 pages. Edition of 25.