Two anonymous Afghan cousins, Mahnaz and Somayeh Ebrahimi, have created a photo series blending autobiography and fiction to depict women's struggles under Taliban rule. - The cousins, Hazara Shia Muslims, fled Kabul after 2021 and now live in a remote village.
- Their photos, like 'The Music of Poverty and Violence,' use symbols such as weapons and burkas to convey resistance. - The work is displayed at the Photoville Festival in Brooklyn through May 30.
- Curator Edith Arance describes the style as auto-fiction and magic realism, combining harsh reality with dreams.