“I ain’t Your Mama” is a work-in-progress project of LasNoMamas, which deals with the relationship between Nature and the castration of our feminine parts in the patriarchal society we live in, with a feminist humour. How Nature is tried to be controlled by men, female bodies too. Why all the patriarchal society norms have something to tell about our bodies, how we behave and how we dress, but not about who/what we are and what we wanna be, and do? It is a humouristic approach to how we confront these situations, how we face and how we want the audience to confront parts of our existence. If nobody likes it, “So what?

“Is it time to cut the grass ?”
“Est -il temps de couper le gazon?”
"Or do the hair brushing, or the laundry?"
"So what?!"

LasNoMamas: Gonca Gümüşayak, Daphne Targotay, Ana R. Espejo, Mariona Ríos, Teresa Martí, ExplorNJ
Photos: Ismael Larraz
Thumbnail image: Selin Göksel

“I ain’t Your Mama” is a work-in-progress project of LasNoMamas, which deals with the relationship between Nature and the castration of our feminine parts in the patriarchal society we live in, with a feminist humour. How Nature is tried to be controlled by men, female bodies too. Why all the patriarchal society norms have something to tell about our bodies, how we behave and how we dress, but not about who/what we are and what we wanna be, and do? It is a humouristic approach to how we confront these situations, how we face and how we want the audience to confront parts of our existence. If nobody likes it, “So what?

“Is it time to cut the grass ?”
“Est -il temps de couper le gazon?”
"Or do the hair brushing, or the laundry?"
"So what?!"

LasNoMamas: Gonca Gümüşayak, Daphne Targotay, Ana R. Espejo, Mariona Ríos, Teresa Martí, ExplorNJ
Photos: Ismael Larraz
Thumbnail image: Selin Göksel

“I ain’t Your Mama” is a work-in-progress project of LasNoMamas, which deals with the relationship between Nature and the castration of our feminine parts in the patriarchal society we live in, with a feminist humour. How Nature is tried to be controlled by men, female bodies too. Why all the patriarchal society norms have something to tell about our bodies, how we behave and how we dress, but not about who/what we are and what we wanna be, and do? It is a humouristic approach to how we confront these situations, how we face and how we want the audience to confront parts of our existence. If nobody likes it, “So what?

“Is it time to cut the grass ?”
“Est -il temps de couper le gazon?”
"Or do the hair brushing, or the laundry?"
"So what?!"

LasNoMamas: Gonca Gümüşayak, Daphne Targotay, Ana R. Espejo, Mariona Ríos, Teresa Martí, ExplorNJ
Photos: Ismael Larraz
Thumbnail image: Selin Göksel

“I ain’t Your Mama” is a work-in-progress project of LasNoMamas, which deals with the relationship between Nature and the castration of our feminine parts in the patriarchal society we live in, with a feminist humour. How Nature is tried to be controlled by men, female bodies too. Why all the patriarchal society norms have something to tell about our bodies, how we behave and how we dress, but not about who/what we are and what we wanna be, and do? It is a humouristic approach to how we confront these situations, how we face and how we want the audience to confront parts of our existence. If nobody likes it, “So what?

“Is it time to cut the grass ?”
“Est -il temps de couper le gazon?”
"Or do the hair brushing, or the laundry?"
"So what?!"

LasNoMamas: Gonca Gümüşayak, Daphne Targotay, Ana R. Espejo, Mariona Ríos, Teresa Martí, ExplorNJ
Photos: Ismael Larraz
Thumbnail image: Selin Göksel

“I ain’t Your Mama” is a work-in-progress project of LasNoMamas, which deals with the relationship between Nature and the castration of our feminine parts in the patriarchal society we live in, with a feminist humour. How Nature is tried to be controlled by men, female bodies too. Why all the patriarchal society norms have something to tell about our bodies, how we behave and how we dress, but not about who/what we are and what we wanna be, and do? It is a humouristic approach to how we confront these situations, how we face and how we want the audience to confront parts of our existence. If nobody likes it, “So what?

“Is it time to cut the grass ?”
“Est -il temps de couper le gazon?”
"Or do the hair brushing, or the laundry?"
"So what?!"

LasNoMamas: Gonca Gümüşayak, Daphne Targotay, Ana R. Espejo, Mariona Ríos, Teresa Martí, ExplorNJ
Photos: Ismael Larraz
Thumbnail image: Selin Göksel

“I ain’t Your Mama” is a work-in-progress project of LasNoMamas, which deals with the relationship between Nature and the castration of our feminine parts in the patriarchal society we live in, with a feminist humour. How Nature is tried to be controlled by men, female bodies too. Why all the patriarchal society norms have something to tell about our bodies, how we behave and how we dress, but not about who/what we are and what we wanna be, and do? It is a humouristic approach to how we confront these situations, how we face and how we want the audience to confront parts of our existence. If nobody likes it, “So what?

“Is it time to cut the grass ?”
“Est -il temps de couper le gazon?”
"Or do the hair brushing, or the laundry?"
"So what?!"

LasNoMamas: Gonca Gümüşayak, Daphne Targotay, Ana R. Espejo, Mariona Ríos, Teresa Martí, ExplorNJ
Photos: Ismael Larraz
Thumbnail image: Selin Göksel

“I ain’t Your Mama” is a work-in-progress project of LasNoMamas, which deals with the relationship between Nature and the castration of our feminine parts in the patriarchal society we live in, with a feminist humour. How Nature is tried to be controlled by men, female bodies too. Why all the patriarchal society norms have something to tell about our bodies, how we behave and how we dress, but not about who/what we are and what we wanna be, and do? It is a humouristic approach to how we confront these situations, how we face and how we want the audience to confront parts of our existence. If nobody likes it, “So what?

“Is it time to cut the grass ?”
“Est -il temps de couper le gazon?”
"Or do the hair brushing, or the laundry?"
"So what?!"

LasNoMamas: Gonca Gümüşayak, Daphne Targotay, Ana R. Espejo, Mariona Ríos, Teresa Martí, ExplorNJ
Photos: Ismael Larraz
Thumbnail image: Selin Göksel

“I ain’t Your Mama” is a work-in-progress project of LasNoMamas, which deals with the relationship between Nature and the castration of our feminine parts in the patriarchal society we live in, with a feminist humour. How Nature is tried to be controlled by men, female bodies too. Why all the patriarchal society norms have something to tell about our bodies, how we behave and how we dress, but not about who/what we are and what we wanna be, and do? It is a humouristic approach to how we confront these situations, how we face and how we want the audience to confront parts of our existence. If nobody likes it, “So what?

“Is it time to cut the grass ?”
“Est -il temps de couper le gazon?”
"Or do the hair brushing, or the laundry?"
"So what?!"

LasNoMamas: Gonca Gümüşayak, Daphne Targotay, Ana R. Espejo, Mariona Ríos, Teresa Martí, ExplorNJ
Photos: Ismael Larraz
Thumbnail image: Selin Göksel

“I ain’t Your Mama” is a work-in-progress project of LasNoMamas, which deals with the relationship between Nature and the castration of our feminine parts in the patriarchal society we live in, with a feminist humour. How Nature is tried to be controlled by men, female bodies too. Why all the patriarchal society norms have something to tell about our bodies, how we behave and how we dress, but not about who/what we are and what we wanna be, and do? It is a humouristic approach to how we confront these situations, how we face and how we want the audience to confront parts of our existence. If nobody likes it, “So what?

“Is it time to cut the grass ?”
“Est -il temps de couper le gazon?”
"Or do the hair brushing, or the laundry?"
"So what?!"

LasNoMamas: Gonca Gümüşayak, Daphne Targotay, Ana R. Espejo, Mariona Ríos, Teresa Martí, ExplorNJ
Photos: Ismael Larraz
Thumbnail image: Selin Göksel