テート・ギャラリーさんのインスタグラム写真 - (テート・ギャラリーInstagram)「'We live in a constant war where female bodies are used as territory. "Bosnian Girl" is not me but any girl or woman… anyone whose rights are denied. This work comes from Bosnia but it tells a universal story of prejudice and bigotry.' - Šejla Kamerić Much of Kamerić's art focuses of her experience of the Yugoslav Wars (1991-2001). Today marks the 25th anniversary of the genocide of more than 8,000 Bosniak men and boys in the town of Srebrenica. As part of the UN Protection Force in Bosnia and Herzegovina 1992-95, the Royal Netherlands Army were responsible for protecting the Srebrenica safe area. This artwork is a black and white self-portrait with graffiti written by an unknown Dutch soldier in 1994/5 superimposed over her image. The work was first displayed in the public space of Sarajevo in 2003 on the eighth anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre. 'Bosnian Girl' has since become an iconic visual of post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina and a direct statement on war crimes committed against women. Swipe left to see the full artwork (warning: this artwork contains strong language).⁣ @sejlakameric, Bosnian Girl, 2003, Tate collection」7月11日 20時12分