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Women behind the lens: ‘I learned early what I was meant to become: a wife, a cook, a keeper of the home’
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Women behind the lens: ‘I learned early what I was meant to become: a wife, a cook, a keeper of the home’
The South African artist Remofiloe Nomandla Mayisela questions the role she was expected to fulfil in her playful self-portraits
MilkMaid is part of my photographic series Lipservice, which stars Mrs Martha May, a contemporary makoti (a colloquial South African term for a wife). Mrs May is always dolled up, poised, ready to serve. Here she stands before a wall of long-life milk, face painted in the patches of a dairy…
4 Nov, 07:00
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