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Alaa - Sudanese beauty
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 A leading figure in the 2019 Sudanese revolution, Alaa Salah has become one of the most powerful contemporary symbols of female resistance. An architecture student, she rose to global prominence after an iconic photograph: standing on a car, dressed in a traditional white thobe, she leads revolutionary chants before a crowd. Her image has resonated worldwide as a symbol of courage, freedom, and female resistance. But beyond this photograph, Alaa Salah primarily represents the voice of Sudanese women. For decades, they have fought against violence and restrictions.
 Freedoms, forced marriages, political and social oppression. Even today, women in Sudan continue to suffer the consequences of war, forced displacement, and profound inequalities. Combining Alaa Salah's perspective with "Sudanese Beauty" creates a dialogue between past and present. Leopold Carl Müller's painting offers an Orientalist and aesthetic vision of Sudanese women, observed through the eyes of a 19th-century European painter. By incorporating Alaa Salah's gaze, the work shifts: the woman depicted is no longer merely contemplated, she looks back. She reclaims her place, her voice, and her power. The work is then reinterpreted by Justine Coquidé through her collage technique. It features the names of women, both well-known and anonymous, who have fought for decades for their rights and freedom. These are figures who have contributed, each in their own way, to improving the lives of women in Sudan. Through this work, Justine Coquidé connects memory, heritage, and contemporary struggles, reminding us that the fight for women's rights is never truly over. Behind every advance lie further struggles, silenced voices, and women who continue to fight for their freedom. Through the eyes of Alaa Salah, the work no longer looks only to the past; it looks toward the future.




 • Hand-signed and stamped posters


 • Premium quality 350g paper


 • Custom bilingual packaging and certificate of authenticity provided


 • Size 30x40cm


 • PREMIUM: Framed poster signed by the artist available (see "PREMIUM Information")


 • Available prints (numbered out of 15 - A2 or A1 - Plexi, Dibond, Chromaluxe - on request)

Alaa - Sudanese beauty

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  • INFORMATION DISPLAY

    High-quality 350g paper poster. Carefully packaged in a custom-made protective envelope with a certificate of authenticity and an exclusive postcard!

    This product is FSC® certified.

    The FSC® certification guarantees that these products are printed on materials from forests managed according to very strict environmental, social and economic standards.

    To guarantee the originality of the posters and paintings, each copy is printed, framed, and signed by the artist in each size. A certificate of authenticity with all additional information is provided upon shipment.

    Table formats are produced in very small quantities. To check availability, please visit the "contact" section to make a request.

  • PREMIUM INFORMATION

    Premium option: triple-certified framed poster, limited to 250 copies.

    • Artist's signature and numbering on mat

    • Certification on the back of the frame

    • Paper certificate of authenticity provided

    • 40x50cm format

    • High-end matte black aluminum frame

    • Mineral glass pane, two-millimeter edge

    • Two possible mounting options: vertical and horizontal

    • Guaranteed Gallery Rendering

  • SHIPMENTS

    The delivery time is 7 working days.

    Shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer.

    All orders are sent via Colissimo with insurance, in specially designed cardboard packaging for fast and safe delivery to you.

  • RETURNS

    We guarantee a 15-day return policy. If you are not satisfied, you have 15 days to return your product, provided the poster or frame is in its original packaging. If a poster or frame is damaged upon arrival, a claim must be made (if possible) within 7 days of receipt.

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