1975
two gelatin silver prints, 7.5 × 10.9 cm each, taped,
signed and dated on the reverse
vintage print

In the second half of the 1970s, the artist created the Post-Consumer Art cycle of works, this one being one of them. The series, which is a continuation of her Consumer Art, consists of photographs accompanied by texts - so-called categorical sentences. Being committed, at the time, to the European feminist movement, Natalia LL postulated in her texts "developing a formula that would convincingly separate art from non-art and, preferably, would allow the artist to perform evaluative operations [...]." As she assumes, "art is a product of the part of our consciousness that relies on extra-logical cognition."