Around 2000's I created the first layouts for post-feminist typophotographic work Feminist , some years later referred by the American singer Beyoncé on one of her stage performances. Partly inspired by the musings of Camille Paglia on feminism and showbusiness, the title of a issue of Bust magazine ( The F word ) and the consolidation of a gender equal Constitution Letter from the late 80's in the biggest country of Latin America, pointing a field migration of feminism from politics, with the consolidation of rights legally recognized, to influence, with the role of artists-performers influencers leading the behaviourial revolution. The original artwork consisted of a scale mockup of a stage, with markee letters in the center forming the word "feminist" in capital letters, representing the female performer. This was not my experiment with the form of designer art, focused on typography, I named typophotography or typographic photography ; I