More Store combines installation, photography and video in a "boutique setting" where images of more than 40 women from around the World (Cameroon, Costa Rica, Brazil, The Netherlands, Iceland, etc.), of different ages (from 18 to 75) and of different physical constitution are exhibited in the form of bodysuits. More Store invites a reflection on the value placed on the body by arbitrary parameters such as country of origin (MADE IN included in each one of the bodysuit´s labels) and the manufacture of popular aesthetics. It mocks the value that we perceive to have as individuals when part of what we are is burdened by societal pressure by being added to the assets of the marketing system. More Store invites us to enter, literally and metaphorical into someone else’s skin.

— Ana Álvarez-Errecalde

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Ana Álvarez-Errecalde was born in Argentina and lives in Spain. Her work includes photography, video and installations and has been shown at Centro de Cultura Contemporánea de Barcelona (CCCB), Foment de les Arts i del Disseny (FAD) and Centro de Arte Santa Mónica (Barcelona), Sala El Águila, Feria Estampa and Canal de Isabel II (Madrid), European Women Lobby (Brussels), Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires (MALBA) and Centro Cultural de Spain in Buenos Aires (CCEBA). Her self-portrait Birth of my Daughter was part of a group exhibition at the University of Jaén (Spain) entitled MATER, which included artists such as Judy Chicago, Ouka Leele and Marina Nuñez. Her work is part of private collections and has been published in several books, catalogues and cultural magazines. Her book of photography, titled Cesárea, más allá de la Herida (Caesarean, beyond the wound) edited by Ob Stare, has received excellent reviews at an international level.