Two photographers, Naypiler Hackin and Lois Iglesias, have presented a temporary photographic exhibition called "Muugan Boe" at the Museum of the Mola. The exhibition showcases representations of the events that took place during the Dule Revolution.
In this exhibition, the photographers present a collection of images that vividly capture the significant moments of this historical period. From everyday scenes to moments of great importance, the photographs offer a unique glimpse into the Dule Revolution that captivates viewers.
Naypiler Hackin and Lois Iglesias managed to portray the essence of this revolution through their lens, highlighting the importance of preserving historical memory through photography. Their works invite reflection on the past and appreciation for the struggle and resistance of those who participated in these historical events.
The "Muugan Boe" exhibition at the Museum of the Mola offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in history and relive the moments that marked a before and after in the Dule Revolution. The images presented by Hackin and Iglesias are a visual testament to a crucial period in the history of the region, which deserves to be remembered and celebrated.
