Norma

Norma is an artwork representing sloth in the Moor’s series of heads titled “The Seven Deadly Sins”. The immediate reference is to a fascinating figure, such as the iconic Marilyn Monroe, with her seductive gaze and the sky-blue eyeshadow that gives her a distinctive appearance, a direct nod to the aesthetics of 1960s pop art, that remains relevant today. Her image is a blend of charm and unique personality, visible in details that she belives can exude a glamorous aura, like the famous necklace from the film “Breakfast at Tiffany’s,” which not only adds an elegant touch but also serves as a reference to Audrey Hepburn’s persona. Norma loves to have fun, to live carefree and to feel connected to many fascinating characters, creating her own unique blend of styles and personalities. Norma emphasizes by her tattoos her love for the iconic scent of the camellia that, together with the inscription “Hollywood” on her shoulder, links her to Marilyn and to the world of cinema. Norma follows her own path, which she invents every day with new and precious outfits.