“Thanks to the help of extraordinary make-up, careful costume choices, and a natural predilection for performing different roles, the Casilio sisters are masters of bending gender. It is safe to say that the lines between male and female are as fluid in TRIIIBE images as they are in real life. That fluidity is on full view in Equal Opportunity – a lenticular print that vibrates between two images as viewers pass by. In the first image, Sara, Kelly, and Alicia portray pregnant young women with wildly different looks. In the second, they transform into their male counterparts – if those men could be with child. Like all TRIIIBE images, Equal Opportunity elicits introspection about knee-jerk first-impressions, social and cultural stigmas, and class and gender stereotypes. The opportunities for equality to which TRIIIBE alludes in this lenticular are many and masterful. But perhaps most pointedly, TRIIIBE asks viewers to consider how the politics of pregnancy might change if childbirth was not solely the responsibility of women.”