This project offers a playful critique of traditional gender stereotypes in media, aiming to flip the narrative of the male gaze. Through transforming 2D images into 3D forms using found photographic imagery, techniques like photomontage and mechanical mechanisms are employed. Traditional stereotypes perpetuate unequal power dynamics, portraying men as active subjects and women as passive objects. By featuring male nudity, the project subverts this dynamic, inviting female perspectives. Rooted in Dadaism, it confronts conventional artistic norms, with montages designed for seamless repetition. Automated mechanisms symbolize resistance against reductive representations, pulling shapes back into 2D forms, sparking conversation about gender, power, and representation.