Three color photographs, – at left, one large and horizontal, and at right, two small and horizontal, one stacked on top of the other – all depicting the same woman. In all three of the photographs, the woman is wearing a blue top. In the larger of the three pictures the photographer is slightly above, looking down at her. She is wearing a white and blue patterned scarf, and is standing on a brick paved street painted with white graffiti. The two smaller photographs show details of the woman. The picture on top shows a detail of her right hand, several metallic bracelets around her wrist and a large ring on her index finger. The bottom picture shows a close-up of her left hand, again bracelets around her wrist and bags of trash piled up around her.
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Angki Purbandono (Indonesian, born 1971, Cepiring; lives in Yogyakarta, Java), Beyond Versace, 2011. Printed book, overall: 52.1 x 52.1 cm. Acquired through the George and Mary Rockwell Fund, 2016.034.
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