Ukubona ii from the series Sabela Uyabizwa

Phumzile Khanyile

Ukubona ii from the series Sabela Uyabizwa, 202159 x 65cmSign in to view price
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Material
giclée print on hahnemühle photo rag
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This black and white image depicts a television set displaying a distorted and abstract image. The screen appears to be partially obscured, creating a sense of fragmentation and interference. The overall composition is stark and minimalist, with the television set itself serving as a central focal point. The distorted, almost ghostly image on the screen suggests an intentional artistic style, perhaps exploring themes of technology, media, and the disruption of visual information. The artist's intention may be to comment on the nature of visual representation and perception in the digital age. ...

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Artist
Phumzile Khanyile
South African

Phumzile Khanyile is an award-winning South African photographer and activist. Khanyile's practice focuses on her own interiority, women's lives and sexual politics. Her work consists of self-portraits with a candid, instant aesthetic and, more recently, photographic negatives accompanied by hand-drawn images and symbols. To this day, violence and childhood trauma continue to fuel her creativity. According to the photographer, looking back allows her to move forward; "many of the clues to who I really am lie somewhere in the past", which she tries to evoke through her photography. ...

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