Once upon a time she said, I’m not afraid and her enemies became afraid of her The End

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"Once upon a time she said, I’m not afraid and her enemies became afraid of her The End" is a multimedia artwork by Kenyan-born, New York–based artist Wangechi Mutu that exemplifies her surreal, feminist, and Afrofuturist explorations of the Black female body, power, and myth.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf contemporary artwork ⓘ
multimedia artwork ⓘ
artForm collage ⓘ
drawing ⓘ
mixed media ⓘ
painting ⓘ
artisticApproach fragmented body imagery ⓘ
myth-making around Black femininity ⓘ
surreal hybrid figures ⓘ
artistNationality Kenyan ⓘ
artistResidence New York City ⓘ
artMovementContext global contemporary art ⓘ
conceptualFocus empowerment through speech ⓘ
reversal of fear ⓘ
subversion of patriarchal narratives ⓘ
countryOfOrigin United States of America ⓘ
creator Wangechi Mutu ⓘ
depicts Black woman ⓘ
genre multimedia collage ⓘ
surrealist art ⓘ
languageOfTitle English ⓘ
movement Afrofuturism ⓘ
contemporary African art ⓘ
feminist art ⓘ
narrativeStructure fairy-tale reference ⓘ
mythic heroine arc ⓘ
relatedTo Afrofuturist representations of women ⓘ
Black feminist visual culture ⓘ
relatedWorkCreator Wangechi Mutu’s collage practice ⓘ
theme Afrofuturist imagination ⓘ
Black female body ⓘ
fear and courage ⓘ
female power ⓘ
gender and power dynamics ⓘ
myth and mythology ⓘ
titleContains I’m not afraid ⓘ
Once upon a time ⓘ
The End ⓘ

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