I see Vulvas everywhere

Whether it's cacti, artworks, or doodles on school desks and elevator doors – we see phallic objects everywhere and recognize them as such. The shape is simple and familiar to us since childhood. In contrast, one might almost believe that vulvas were only recently invented – just like female pleasure. There is much to catch up on: social media now features a collection of painted vulva portraits, workshops create plaster casts of one's own vulva, and you can find not only candles and soaps but also salt shakers shaped like female genitalia. What comes next? Normalization!

Those who walk through the world with a trained and curious eye see vulvas everywhere. Along the roadside, we suddenly perceive organically shaped tree holes and crumbling plaster on building walls differently, encountering bags, flowers, and Madonna statues in vulva form. Why is that? Because we are always on the lookout for what we know and want to see!.