In Vietnamese Women, Spero has used a single image, adapted from a news report about the Vietnam War, repeated in a double procession across the horizon. Some of the figures are printed directly on the paper, whereas others are printed separately, then cut and collaged over the top of the printed figures. Sometimes dragged or smudged across the surface, the figures printed on the paper create a sense of movement or dynamism. This kinetic energy is reinforced by a shift in position and attitude of each figure, as if they were walking at different paces or rhythms, either escaping a threat or travelling to an unknown destination.

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As found on Frith Street gallery’s website.