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I was born in 1988 September 9 at IMfume (south coast). "When I was at school I wanted to study Art but I was encouraged to study Electrical Engineering. I dropped out after 2 years to pursue my passion for Art.
 
My work critics the social construction in our communities. I am interested in unpacking inhumane process involve in the construction and socialization of human stratification from lower class and the upper class. Through my work  I also revisit our Colonial history as a point of reference in order to challenge the residue of the colonial past because I feel it still infringes majorly on our present life.
​Taking into account the ideological portrayal of the labour work as a symbol of  progress, prosperity and wealth in South Africa while it has become the symbol of struggle for environmental justice and the exploitation of salaries for labour workers .That shows that the relations between the former colonialist and formerly subjected  people has not changed in substance but it has changed in it sophistication. In Colonialism, Apartheid​ and Democracy we still see the same techniques practised where those in power use the poor to make their wealth.
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