Her series Homo Quadrupeds (2018) consists of photographs of naked men being led on a leash by burqa-clad women who tame their instincts. This is a reference to the legend of the unicorn, in which only a virgin could tame the wild animal. While the women meet during the walk, the dogs sniff each other and seek to dominate one another. It is no longer only a matter of freeing women from male domination, Kozyra expands the feminist approach with a political aspect: Her series depicts her dreams of a non-anthropocentric, ecological society that fights for democracy. Much like Donna Haraway, She uses this series to propose a new symbiosis between humans and animals as a form of radical feminist theory. Unveiling the facts of reality, she forces us to re-examine and validate the set order of cultural values.

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