As an artefact of now, 'Dust Covered Faces' acts to preserve the humanity of communal mourning amidst widespread civilian and child death at the hands of contemporary colonial conquest.

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The core theme of this work is explored through the act of hand weaving. The care and dedication of individually dyeing and weaving the cloths that cocoon the disembodied head of the young girl convey an intimate mourning of a cherished and loved individual.