... I have chosen to create a few of these pieces in Dallol, Afar, Ethiopia—an extreme landscape that places emphasis on the message I am transmitting. The world is continually bombarded with images of the social plight of Africa; therefore my focus in this project was to address these topics without the cliché that we see in mainstream media. In a sense, to advocate through art."
Selection of categories
![]() Age |
![]() Disability |
![]() Ethnicity |
![]() Queer |
![]() Religion |
![]() Gender |
![]() Stereotypes |
![]() -isms |
![]() Quotes |
![]() World days |
![]() Music |
![]() Space |
![]() Sports |
![]() Health |
![]() Marketing |
![]() Urban planning |
![]() Narrative images |
![]() Birthday |
![]() Language |
![]() Segregation |
![]() School |
Saturday, 17 December 2022
Water Life. By Aïda Muluneh.
"Access to water in rural regions in Africa is an urgent social issue, as well as an essential determining factor in the self-sustainability of a community. We cannot refute that it is mainly women who bear responsibility for collecting water, a burden that has great consequences for our future and the development of our nation ...
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