Two color photographs showing the same woman. One of the photographs is horizontal, and shows the woman from the neck down with three plastic bags at her feet. She is wearing a grey tank top, jean shorts, and flip-flops, and holds a piece of fruit in her left hand. The second picture in the composite is vertical, and shows the same woman in the same clothes sitting on the ground with the same three bags plus one more spread out around her feet. In this picture her face is revealed: she has long black hair and wears a white scarf around her neck.
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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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