Ali Golzad: "... To me, these are invisible people. My choice of material, corrugated cardboard, to create basrelief portraits of displaced children in their native habitats, reflects their unseen status. Like corrugated cardboard, the twenty million are everywhere yet invisible. I have struggled with my material to create images that are highly emotional. The threedimensional shapes of the eyes, noses and mouths, the wrinkled clothing, and the shapes of the hands and arms, outlined with Sharpielines, are a result of my struggle with the cardboard to capture the empathy we would have for any enslaved people."


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