25/05/2024

Power of Appearance is a queer based clothing brand. We make queer street wear, we design multiple different things which also include vulva designs.

Miss PJ Superior born an American hillbilly, from the same rural Smoky Mountains as country singer Dolly Parton. Severe sexual abuse all through childhood and excused in the name of religion led to an artistic resolve to release bodied taboos which only help for such abuses to continue. By freeing imagery and information, we can free ourselves and each other from pain and degradation. PJ herself was born intersex and mutilated at birth to be assigned female. PJ Superior is most known for my international vulva goddesses, especially my “Vagina Mary” (as popularly called) Maria Rosa design originally created in 2013 and widely used for others’ advertisement and sold on other products not released by the original artist and without consent of the original artist. This obscure creator from the darkest depths of the American trailer park still strives to bring light through their art while hoping to gain acceptance and recognition of their own work. PJ moved to the Netherlands in 2022.

I’m a comic artist that likes to express herself in silly autobio stories, but i also have a fascination with everything connected to women and our bodies. One day I started sewing boobie heart pillows as a fun way to show gratitude and appreciation for our bodies and my friends had extremely positive reactions from which I decided to sell them at markets. The reactions at markets have also been so sweet – I make the boobs asymmetrical and imperfect, which reflects our normal breasts as well, and adding things like mastectomy pillows(with scars) was also met with positive reactions from people suffering or had a close relative with breast cancer.

I’ve talked at a local breast cancer awareness event talking about the importance of not making our breasts taboos in society because of the health risks it can lead to. My mission is to bring about more conversations about women’s bodies in a lighthearted way so as to reach a wider public.

Ari is an entrepreneur with two startups  promoting identity and sexual diversity. They came up with this projects because they didn’t feel comfortable expressing their gender and sexual identity where they come from.

TITSUP rings are made of recyclable casted acrylic of 2/3mm thick, laser cut and engraved. By wearing the rings we proclaim our identity diversity as well as give you a chance to demonstrate your support and become our ally.

2H2H paddles are made of Powerplex Bio, which is a unique plywood board because of its circular, biological and non-toxic properties as well the glue and oil we used.

Sabina works to destigmatize intimacy. “The word intimacy is often related to sex while it doesn’t have to be that way at all. In our digital world we forget how to communicate, I try to stimulate communication and deeper intimacy, Same with the word Vulva, it is surrounded by taboos and stigma and often is related to sex. “I began crafting vulvas three years ago and picked up the pace last year. My passion lies in exploring themes surrounding sexuality and breaking down societal taboos surrounding the subject. Through my work, I aim to initiate conversations and challenge people’s perspectives.”

I have always been concerned with nudity and the female body, so Place du Tiet was born in a very natural way.

Place Du Tiet is a small stand where you can have your breasts portrayed!

Umaversity is a movement and community, founded by Jo Sarah, where you can connect, share and learn about everything (female+) mental, body & sexuality with each other and with our 100+ experts. UMA means woman in Surinamese and ‘VERISTY’ is a place where education and knowledge exchange take place on all kinds of levels, just like a University. Our vibrant community spans 42 different cultures, bringing together individuals aged 20 – 70, and transcending gender boundaries. Umaversity provides a platform for dialogue and education, both online and offline, featuring insights from 100+ experts who work with us in the realm of mental, body & sexual wellness. We have and sell clitoris earrings to raise more awareness for female+ pleasure and closing the orgasm gap.

The female view on things has been underrated for hundreds if not thousands of years now as has female sexuality. I have made pieces about the subject over the years, I’m a sculptor.

It started from the wish to have more feminist art on my walls. I was looking for art made by women about women, from an artful point of appreciation without sexualising them. Struggling to find exactly that, I realised I needed to make what I was looking for. I started with painting my own body while looking in the mirror. From that point I started to work more intuitively. I noticed that the vulva shape is a beautiful shape to use in drawings. By doing this, I aim to normalise the display of vulva’s. The phallus shape seems to be everywhere, for me resembling male dominance. People don’t even notice it at times. What is striking to me is the amount of people shyfully asking if there are indeed vulva shapes in my art. I am happy that they ask, so I can express my wish to appreciate vulvas, as a symbol for women taking up space. Further about me, I love colours and I love creating. In anything I do I try to make society more inclusive. I do this explicitly by giving trainings, educating and writing stories. Visual art is for me a more subtle and poetic way of making statements.

My name is Guus! I’m a Dutch/Norwegian comics artist and illustrator living and working in The Netherlands. My drawings are inspired by fantasy, mythology and history, and I am endlessly fascinated by the human body. I suppose growing up with a strong mother who impressed upon us from a very young age the damaging effects of the patriarchy means that I became a feminist before I really understood to put a word to it. Becoming conscious of it and the work that it requires to unlearn negative male socialisations, however, is an ongoing process, which my nascent queerness plays into strongly. It’s hard to put a starting date to it. Besides this private trajectory, my art has always been very personal, which means that my political beliefs, including my feminism, my interest in anarchism and utopian thinking, and queering history, weave throughout it. I have made more explicitly political works, including illustrations for the Dutch anarchist organisation Vrije Bond, but mostly it’s very personal.

I am a multidisciplinary artist who loves to translate women in art. I think women are the staple of our society. The beauty and the brains of our society.

All my creations are full of colour, vulnerability, empathy, humour, and a voice. They are inspired by and aim to create safe spaces for mental health, intersectional feminism, and queer pride. The mission of my work is to question social norms and normalize conversations on “taboo” issues through inclusive, uplifting, and affordable art!

I am an Amsterdam based artist, I started painting (mostly) female and femnine bodies in bright, powerful colors since I witnessed firsthand the power of the female body during labour. This was about 3 years ago during my internship in gynaecology. It is magical what we can do with our bodies, but still we often have a love-hate relationship with them. In my art I celebrate the power and beauty of our bodies. For me especially the booty holds a lot of power, because it is the centre of the body, a connector between the top and bottom, a generator of flow. It is often an object of lust/and also criticism. And lastly, in dance – shaking the booty brings me joy.

I’ve always had a passion for drawing, in particular women and the female body, since when I was a child. In my early age I was shamed by my classmates and told off by my family, for drawing naked women, and that kinda contributed to a stop in my creative process. It took me many years (until I was 26 or so) to start drawing again and not being ashamed of showing my works. Since a year or so I went digital and defined my style into the one you can see on my page. I mostly draw myself, or female friends and family , in moments that are representative for me. I consider myself an emerging artist still, but I am more keen on giving my works the value they deserve, at least as far as my perception is concerned.

I’m a multidisciplinary artist from Azerbaijan with a passion for feminist themes and body positivity. My work explores the beauty of the female form and aims to challenge societal norms and taboos. I have collaborated with feminist and queer groups in Azerbaijan to address issues like selective abortion, gender inequality, and queer representation in art and cinema. My work also involves partnering with human rights organizations in Europe, such as WECF, to promote social justice and advocacy.

My art had always involved social themes. First in photographic art (under a pseudonym Susan Lucida) and since three years that I started painting it concerns mainly feminine and queer (Sapphic love) themes. My work is more a celebration of female nature than strictly feminist. My yoni art is about celebrating the power of the female energy.

I always loved to draw. And for a while now I have been on a journey to connect deeper with my yoni and to fall in love with her again. I have struggled for a long time with accepting her. The first time I saw the beauty of my yoni was when I made her into an art piece. Along the journey into deeper acceptance of my yoni the idea for Yoni Portraits came. With Yoni Portraits I want to help women, to let them see the beauty of their yoni. I have heard from to many women that they don’t like how their yoni looks or that they never really connected with their yoni in an aware way. It’s such an important part of our body of being a woman. Connect with our yoni, through the shame (and there is a lot in our society) is really powerful. It connects women deeper with themselves, with their pleasure, with their creativity, with life. This is my way to support woman in falling in love with their yoni again, with falling in love with themselves again.

These are ‘Conchas’ earrings. In Spanish, ‘Concha’ means oysters and ‘Vulva’. I decided to explore how to make beautiful Vulvas that we can wear, with so many different ones for us to choose from and bring home! It reminds us that every vulva is different and beautiful!!!!