False Image Postcards 1968

Christina Ramberg's "False Image Postcards" series from 1968 explores the constructed nature of identity through the medium of screenprint. This particular piece features two contrasting images of a woman's hair, one seemingly real and the other a stylized representation. The stark black and white lines against a beige background create a graphic impact, drawing attention to the inherent falsehood of the "false image" presented. Ramberg's work often challenges traditional notions of beauty and femininity, highlighting the performative aspects of gender identity.