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Breaking the cycle: Kima Harutyunyan on art, women and invisible labor
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Breaking the cycle: Kima Harutyunyan on art, women and invisible labor
While scrolling through Facebook, I noticed a post titled “Forced Service.” It featured a mandala-shaped composition in which half-eaten food and dirty dishes revealed women’s invisible labor: feeding, serving and cleaning as quietly imposed roles. It was unusual to see the kitchen presented as a form of art — one that raises awareness, expresses emotions, depicts lived realities and addresses social issues. Award-winning artist Kima Harutyunyan…
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