#FeministArtFeature 📷 Through the lens of AP photographer Ebrahim Noroozi, a powerful visual narrative unfolds. Afghan women and girls, once free to pursue their love for sports, stand in silent defiance. These “faceless portraits” reveal the erasure women are fighting since the Taliban’s ban on women’s sports, education, and many forms of public life has severely curtailed their freedom and expression. ebrahimnoroozi’s thoughtful framing highlights more than just the physical absence of identity, it shines a light on the inner strength of those who refuse to vanish quietly. Despite the risks, these women posed with the equipment of the sports they love, tennis rackets, soccer balls, martial arts attire, as acts of silent resistance. The use of anonymity transforms these portraits into universal symbols of defiance, mourning, and humanity. They’re proof that even when voices are silenced, presence remains. ✨ Visit art.feminist for more #FeministArtFeatures