"My work explores beauty constructs through my lived experience as an African woman and those around me. I create moments within domestic spaces by using different mediums like acrylic with oil paint, charcoal, ink, collage from personal photographs and magazines. Female silhouettes represent the "perfect women " perceived by society through social media. The moments I create in domestic spaces are dialogues between perceived beauty standards and stereotypes which function to both challenge and embrace African women. The Barbie doll, a primary inspiration in my work, is used with other feminine objects or symbols with associations to African women, representing thoughts, misconceptions, perceptions, and emotions. These spaces allow me to create conversations and interrogate notions of beauty." - Cinthia Mulanga
Acquired from African Arty, Berlin, Germany

17 August 2022

"Portraits" Group Exhibition at Gordon Gallery (Hebrew) | Archijob | Archijob6

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17 August 2022

Group exhibition “Portraits” at the Gordon Architecture and Design News Gallery | middleeast-24 | Tara

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23 August 2022

Galleria Art Back Cover - African Art Exhibition at Gordon Gallery (Hebrew) | Haaretz | Naama Riva

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29 August 2022

Portraits - The Joy and Happiness of African art (Hebrew) | Adi Artsi

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