I may be straight but i don’t hate lgbt heart T-Shirt

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Zohra Opoku, I am made strong, I rejuvenate myself. I am raised higher than those who are in the I may be straight but i don’t hate lgbt heart T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this sunshine, the akhs who came into being with him. I appear in the glory as a divine falcon, 2020. Series: The Myths of Eternal Life, Chapter I. Screenprint on linen, thread. 53 1/8 x 53 1/8 in. 135 x 135 cm.

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Opoku has a tradition of using old family textiles in her work, and thereby weaving past histories into her current life. In Chapter I, I Am Made Strong, she represents different parts of her body abstractly dismembered from the I may be straight but i don’t hate lgbt heart T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this whole; screen-printed images of her head, torso, and arms sit in the left-hand corner of the linen cloth. Images of bare winter tree limbs are colored in red and purple and pink, as though caught in various stages of a winter sunset, and superimposed as skin on her body, and where her face should be. An outstretched hand bears an image of her real face, balanced on the tips of her fingers as if for a better view of the approaching, unknown future. A series of closed and open hands, and separate cutout images of her lips, nose, eye, and ear float in the air against more barren tree limbs, their spindly branches colored yellow and set on a dark background like a wallpaper of X-rayed human veins. For Opoku, trees symbolize life, and also the reality that as our human bodies die, they are making a slow return to the earth from which they came. Adding color to these images gratified her hunger for vibrance during treatment in wintry Berlin, and recalled the colorful life in Ghana that she suddenly had to abandon.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.