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Women behind the lens: ‘I felt suspended between hope and giving up’

The Ethiopian photographer Sosina Mengistu’s self-portraits draw on personal experience to reflect young people’s anxiety and frustration This self-portrait is part of my project So I See Me, which I began in 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic and continue to this day.

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