Power: A Collaboration with Mary Beard
High-voltage Feminism
Power – one word to denote physical strength, force, the capacity to rule and influence others, electrical energy and the ability to shock – literally. The lightning bolt is quick becoming a symbol of high voltage feminism.
Mary Beard’s manifesto Women & Power (published by Profile Books) considers the public voice of women and asks: if women aren't perceived to be within the structures of power, isn't it power that we need to redefine? While another bestseller and feminist work, Naomi Alderman's The Power, describes a world in which women have the power to produce a deadly electric charge, resulting in a radical shift in the balance of power between the sexes.
Buy Women & Power
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Paperback: Hive, Waterstones and Amazon.
Power: The Collection
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mini POWER in collaboration with Mary Beard click for more colours
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POWER in collaboration with Mary Beard click for more colours
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POWER statement hoops - in collaboration with Mary Beard - High Voltage Feminism!
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POWER brooch in collaboration with Mary Beard
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Sarah explains her thoughts behind the designs
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The original designs
Power necklaceI wanted to capture the strong, contrasts of the book and the metallic dust jacket in these first three colours: silver glitter, gold glitter and black.
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I wanted to play on the literal meaning of 'power' and so came up with the idea of incorporating the High Voltage symbol. Naomi Alderman's The Power had just come out and I loved this idea of electrifying the word.
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