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Luzano was a prominent artist in New York during the 1960s and 1970s, but she chose a different path when she decided to completely separate from women for 28 years, in a move that was part of a deep personal rebellion.

Her Life as "Art"

Luzano did not withdraw from art; rather, she transformed her life itself into a work of art, as she avoided social participation with women and used her writings and actions as artistic tools reflecting her inner rebellion.

Internal Revolution

This particular boycott was an attempt to create a "personal and public revolution" away from traditional mass protests, relying on the rejection of specific social relationships that she saw as constraining.

Ongoing Legacy

Today, interest in Luzano's works is growing, as they are showcased in major collections and are considered a unique model of rebellion and experimentation in contemporary art.