Delete All (Original Mix)
by Vermillion
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Confucian values have created a hierarchy and reinforced the patriarchal structures, wich has led to create an ideal woman in Japan, that has largely been fantasized as a Yamato Nadeshiko.
At present, Japanese media shows a dichotomy of what this ideal is. On one hand it is the loving housewife who takes care of the children and does the housework, but on the opposite hand it is the beautiful, smart, youthful girl.
Despite the fact that Japan needs working women for their economy, women are urged by their families to quit their jobs after getting married. Though the number of two income in households is increasing, there is still a societal pressure for the man to be the breadwinner and for the woman to stay at home or at most work a part-time job.
…But slowly Japanese feminism is starting to change the current system...
Kristin Ronzi on “Japanese Sexism and the Ideal Woman."
"DELETE ALL" was composed to add a voice to the intentions of making visible the Japanese marketing actions, where the discourses of this ideal woman are replicated and sustained. Inspired by the reaction to so many movies about gender violence and television commercials that show a distorted perspective of what women should be.
At present, Japanese media shows a dichotomy of what this ideal is. On one hand it is the loving housewife who takes care of the children and does the housework, but on the opposite hand it is the beautiful, smart, youthful girl.
Despite the fact that Japan needs working women for their economy, women are urged by their families to quit their jobs after getting married. Though the number of two income in households is increasing, there is still a societal pressure for the man to be the breadwinner and for the woman to stay at home or at most work a part-time job.
…But slowly Japanese feminism is starting to change the current system...
Kristin Ronzi on “Japanese Sexism and the Ideal Woman."
"DELETE ALL" was composed to add a voice to the intentions of making visible the Japanese marketing actions, where the discourses of this ideal woman are replicated and sustained. Inspired by the reaction to so many movies about gender violence and television commercials that show a distorted perspective of what women should be.
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released July 17, 2019
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Vermillion Venezuela
✺Worldview Music✺
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Vermillion is born in mid-2016 (Venezuela) and whose proposal works with
electroacoustic means, composition assisted by electronic devices and sound objects created by Emilia. The creative and conceptual intentions are oriented in the search for sonorities of various Asian and Latin American cultures, their worldview and traditions.
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