The Black Woman of Paradise

The Black Woman of ParadiseIntroducing The Black Woman of Paradise. Who is she? Who are they? Allow me to explain the idea behind the creation of this piece. Papua New Guinea is turning 50. But as we prepare to mark half a century of so called independence, we must confront a brutal truth, our women are still not free. We live in a country where being a woman is dangerous. Not just in public, but in her own home. She can be raped in the middle of the night while her family

watching over the journey

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but she has an identity

and even small children experiencing the devastating effects of tribal violence

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This print of the Komunga Mul Kala is printed on Canson Platine Fibre Rag 310 GSM Paper

and be protected at all costs

The dominant greens throughout the piece reflect the lush jungles

This print of the Mountain Meri Sun Kirap is printed on Canson Platine Fibre Rag 310 GSM Paper

but I often wonder what remains when that window is taken away

and the vibrancy of childhood that should be joyful—but is often tainted by harm

whose hair billows out in the ocean current