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installation, 30 prints of photocopied images of dissappeared women that cover the walls of the streets of ciudad juarez since the 1990s until today. mor charpentier
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The artwork presented in this image is a large collection of black-and-white photographic portraits displayed on a gallery wall. The composition features a grid-like arrangement of various faces, creating a visually striking and thought-provoking display. The use of monochrome photography gives the piece a timeless, cinematic quality, highlighting the unique expressions and features of the subjects. The work appears to be a commentary on the diversity and individuality of the human experience, inviting viewers to reflect on the shared humanity behind the many faces presented. This installation likely explores themes of identity, memory, and the broader human condition through the lens of portraiture. ...

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mor charpentier
Paris, Bogotá

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