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IRELAND, North, Belfast, West, Falls Road, One of many statues of Mary Our Lady near Peace Line barrier between the Catholic Lower Falls and Protestant Shankill areas
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Media ID 20047860
© Stephen Rafferty / Eye Ubiquitous
Conflict Defence Division Fence Politics Protection Social Issues Wall Barricade
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print by Stephen Rafferty captures the complex dynamics and deep-rooted tensions that have plagued Belfast, Northern Ireland for decades. The image showcases one of the many statues dedicated to Mary Our Lady, located near the Peace Line barrier separating the Catholic Lower Falls and Protestant Shankill areas on West Belfast's infamous Falls Road. The statue stands as a poignant symbol of faith, hope, and unity amidst a backdrop dominated by politics, social issues, architecture, urban development, defense mechanisms, segregation practices, conflicts, divisions, barricades and fences. It serves as a reminder of the profound impact these factors have had on shaping this divided community. Rafferty's photograph skillfully portrays not only the physical presence of this religious icon but also its symbolic significance in bridging gaps between two communities torn apart by historical grievances. The contrasting elements within this image provoke contemplation about how walls can both protect and separate people simultaneously. As viewers engage with this thought-provoking artwork from EyeUbiquitous_20096298 collection without any commercial intent or mention thereof - they are compelled to reflect upon themes such as identity politics and societal fractures caused by sectarianism. Through his lens' perspective capturing an intimate moment frozen in time; Rafferty invites us to ponder upon our shared humanity while acknowledging the complexities inherent in overcoming deeply entrenched divisions.
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