Patriarchy, social restrictions and the violence of settler colonialism
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Aude Nasr (Aboul-Nasr) is a Paris-based illustrator and photographer. Her work bears witness of what surrounds her, whether it comes to social issues, the communities she belongs to, or simply nocturnal imageries and the melancholy of her people.
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