Untitled: Rouge

French artist Rouge’s piece is a metaphor for the complex relationship between the body, humans and the built environment, told in a subtle way through her signature style. Rouge’s work has often been focused on fabrics, which she uses to symbolise freedom of the human body, in particular for women, for whom this is an important notion, especially in public spaces. Her piece in Maqtha is a deep reflection on patriarchy and the position of women in Western and Eastern societies - imbued with dense and complex layers, just like the complexity of the issue she tried to address.