#Frida Orupabo

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Frida Orupabo

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Frida Orupabo, The Message, 2022, collage with paper pins.

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Frida Orupabo: Batwoman, 2021

Giving sculptural form to photo collage, Frida Orupabo reimagines the historical Black female body through her extraordinary multilayered collages and Instagram posts using material circulated online

Deutsche Börse photography prize

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Frida Orupabo @rencontresarles 

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Frida Orupabo - Batwoman

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Frida Orupabo, Deux têtes, collage avec attaches parisiennes, 2022

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Frida Orupabo, The Message, 2022, collage with paper pins.

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Frida Orupabo, 12 Self Portraits, 2020 at Sant’Andrea de Scaphis in Rome

“Orupabo's black bodies are cut-up collages put back together to confront the viewer's gaze, and they allude to the concept of "double-consciousness" put forward by W. E. B. Du Bois in 1903 in The Souls of Black Folk. "It is a peculiar sensation, this double-consciousness, this sense of always looking at one's self through the eyes of others, of measuring one's soul by the tape of a world that looks on in amused contempt and pity.

Pain and suffering rendered by photography since its inception in the 1830s have long contributed to constructing false identities of black people. This is particularly the case with representations of black women who are often rendered as fleshy, passive subjects; these representations are also coupled with an unhealthy obsession that repeatedly and wrongly sexualizes their bodies. Photography, colonialism, and racism have contributed to condescending and incorrect representations of black bodies. Orupabo's art counteracts this with images centered on reclaiming the gaze of black subjects and reversing the narrative of victimhood.” — Jareh Das

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Frida Orupabo (nemiepeba) .Artist,Sociologist,at the Helsinki exhibition...

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Frida Orupabo, Untitled, 2018, framed pigment prints on acid free semigloss cotton paper

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by Frida Orupabo (2017)