Part of the experience of looking at art is trying to get a peek into someone else's privacy.
Art is created in a private setting.
People are interested not only in the art, but in the private life of the artist. When the artist is a woman, this phenomenon is heightened. I've noticed that many articles on women artists describe her appearance, her sexual intrigues or domestic status, even when referring to Artemisia Gentileschi, nearly four hundred years ago. I try to make use of that. Your pieces are frequently playful but they're not funny.