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This piece reflects on the manipulation and exploitation of children as they are forced to witness painful realities long before …
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This piece reflects on the manipulation and exploitation of children as they are forced to witness painful realities long before they are ready. Through the presence of child brides carrying children of their own, they cradle the loss of their innocence and the gradual transformation of warmth into grief and anger. The figures sit upon a throne of weapons fashioned against their spirits, symbolizing the violence and systems that shape their lives. Surrounding them is an ever-changing camouflage of creatures, representing the shifting forces that conceal, normalize, and perpetuate harm while blurring the boundaries between survival and identity.
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