100 Photographs to silence your judgemental perception

NEW YORK - Oct. 19, 2016 - PRLog -- An Estonian-born digital artist has released a new photography book examining expectations that society places upon its citizens based on their physical features.

The photography book "My Body, Your Stereotype" uses the camera to represent our view on people, the relationship between the physical existence and the interpretation of our presence. It is our right to not be judged before the verdict yet we're constantly judged based on our body, our hair, origin, or skin color. The artist explains: "We should be able to choose when and how to be seen and have a right to elaborate without prejudgment, yet there are standards and expectations based on the aforementioned qualities. There are even people who mock other people or put them in minor positions just because of their origin, skin color or even as personal as a sexual orientation. This prejudice against our fellow humans has to stop and we should embrace the diversity present within each one of us."

The 100-page book can be ordered from Amazon, ebook is available on Blurb. More info: http://www.valevlaube.com