on Mmegi Online:
Local photojournalist Kefilwe Fifi Monosi is exhibiting a collection of photographs that address gender-based violence. The series of photographs dubbed ‘See What I See’ is being exhibited to the general public at various shopping centers such as Main Mall, Rail Park and African Mall. The See What I See project comprises of 16 photographs with each dedicated to the respective days within the 16 days. The compilation has different photographs that depict various forms that of gender-based violence.
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Local photojournalist Kefilwe Fifi Monosi is exhibiting a collection of photographs that address gender-based violence. The series of photographs dubbed ‘See What I See’ is being exhibited to the general public at various shopping centers such as Main Mall, Rail Park and African Mall. The See What I See project comprises of 16 photographs with each dedicated to the respective days within the 16 days. The compilation has different photographs that depict various forms that of gender-based violence.
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on Weekend Post:
Photojournalist leads anti GBV photo exhibition: Photojournalist, Kefilwe Monosi has partnered with Kagisano Society Women's Shelter (KSWS) in a photo exhibition to raise awareness on gender-based violence.
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Photojournalist leads anti GBV photo exhibition: Photojournalist, Kefilwe Monosi has partnered with Kagisano Society Women's Shelter (KSWS) in a photo exhibition to raise awareness on gender-based violence.
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On Weekender Rwanda:
See What I See, is a photo-visual series that intimately invites people into the lives of GBV survivors — using simplicity and start contrast to create the melancholy and brutality that survivors often hide, and give viewers cause to pause and reflect.
See What I See, is a photo-visual series that intimately invites people into the lives of GBV survivors — using simplicity and start contrast to create the melancholy and brutality that survivors often hide, and give viewers cause to pause and reflect.