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DAY 28: Fatiha Zemmouri (Morrocco)
Exploring her keen interest in natural matter and phenomena, she creates minimalist, gravity-defying sculptures.
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“They believe I’m aiding in the depiction of Africans as slaves. A few do not think I have the right to tell the story.”
@AncestorProject shares the process of making the sculptures, and his thoughts on the future of African museums.
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