Rubble

the gaze traverses continents probing a landscape epitomised by turmoil and triumph.political spectacle intersects with the quotidian seeming sporadic yet converges to form a map of unrest drawn by greed, oppression and conquest.the interrogations stem from a familiar south african terrain yet lines between geographical borders become blurred as certainties are contested.signs of reconciliation, renewal in nature and traditions, courage and affection in bouts of memory and the past, offer glimmers of hope and salvation.a call to reflect, unify and advance against a common enemy becomes an agency during the poetic journey.