@ -412,7 +412,14 @@ of women\'s fights for equal rights. Thanks to her recognition, she also
became an activist raising Sudanese women\'s rights to the international
agenda. \"*Every revolution inspires another revolution,*" Alaa Salah
says in an interview, stressing that women will not hesitate to take to
the streets again when needed.[^47] A unique adaptation of Alaa Salah as
the streets again when needed.[^47]
**~~Figure 11. An adaptation of Bint El Sudan perfume label. Credit: Amado Alfadni. Source: https://twitter.com/shambat2000/status/1251838673362001921/photo/1~~**
A unique adaptation of Alaa Salah as
"The scent of the revolution" was created by artist Amado Alfadni
(Figure 11). He transformed Sudan's iconic Bint El Sudan perfume label
into a clever revolutionary message.[^48] A billboard with a photo of
@ -426,7 +433,14 @@ helmet and brandishing a sword for her enemies (Figure 13).[^50]
Sudanese artist Yasmin Elnour's Instagram account is Kandaka Khronicles.
The nickname is inspired by the Kushite queen. Her works beautifully and
harmoniously draw from Nubian traditions and combine ethnic aesthetics
with modern symbols. The art piece "Kandaka factory\" emphasizes the
participation of women in strikes (Figure 14). She traces the women\'s
ancestry back to the pyramids of Ancient Kush, where she placed the
factory producing all the brave Sudanese warriors. With the art piece
@ -606,6 +620,11 @@ photo entitled 'Straight Voice,' a powerful image made by Yasuyoshi
Chiba, who won World Press Photo in 2020, in the Photo of the Year
category.[^67]
**~~Figure 23. Adaptation of 2020 World Press Photo by Yasuyoshi Chiba. Credit: Merghani Salih. Source: https://twitter.com/Merg_Salih/status/1251875224838176771/photo/1~~**
A famous slogan appearing on social media: \"Make Sudan Great Again\",
on the background of monumental buildings from the Kush period, is an
ironic comment on Donald Trump's slogan "Make America Great Again", but
@ -653,6 +672,12 @@ impunity of the security services in Sudan. Artists decided to react
too.[^69] The 'Hanz' graphic designer on his Twitter account condemned
this event and asked for public support to the mother of the two boys,
one of which was still in intensive care at the hospital (Figure 30).
**~~Figure 30. Death 3-year-old boy Muayed Yasir. Credit: Hanz. Source: https://twitter.com/mr_hanzala/media~~**
Mustafa Alnasry created a poignant graphic of Bashir dancing on stage
during his '1 Million People March' organized to underline people\'s
support for the government. Alnasry shows the coldly calculated dance of
