Multimedia journalist and healer Sethembiso Zulu’s debut solo show embraces a fierce, raw and broken timelessness that encapsulates what it means to be huma
The first work you see offers a glance at a humble shack made of corrugated iron. The sky is dramatically big. A Christian cross is precariously mounted to its roof. But as you look, you realise that this is a sacred space — a place of great potency and intensity, and not one to approach light-heartedly.
The rituals of mourning and transformation, of initiation and rebirth slip into universality here and — as your eyes flow over the nuances and alongside the blurs in these extraordinarily moving pieces and dynamic, simply brilliant compositions — the environment comes alive and grabs you by your secret essence.
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