Red Fez: Boy, Woman piece is concerned with the traditional preference to boys in older cultures and the consigning of women to second class stature, still prevalent today. With men and women customarily segregated in worship and privilege, the images relate how males, no matter the age,  enjoy advantage and superiority, (in this case near the holy zones of the synagogue), while women were relegate to the upstairs gallery. The fabric used is embellished Indian silk, and the customary tassel of the fez is replaced by the traditional fringe found at the four corners of a Jewish prayer shawl. The site is the synagogue in Byculla, Bombay.