Pamela Tulizo's 23-Image Series Centres African Women's Strength

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Pamela Tulizo, a photographer from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, has produced a 23-image staged series examining the origins and expression of African women's strength. Shot with costume and vivid scenery, the work draws on Tulizo's upbringing in Goma and engages directly with histories of slavery and the erasure of African women.
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