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Terracotta Daughters sculptures, a work of art by French visual artist Prune Nourry, exhibited at Anahuacalli Museum on October 30, 2014 in Mexico city, Mexico. Nourry created 108 life-size sculptures, inspired by the familiar symbol of China's ancient Terracotta Soldiers. "In China, there is a huge imbalance between boys and girls. I wanted to highlight the issue of gender preference," said Nourry. [Photo/CFP] |
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