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10 Sep 2019

M@rket.com

Underlying my work is the desire to learn more about empathy, sympathy, and compassion, and to convey these human traits in a way that impacts lives. My choice of subject is rooted in intuition and is propelled by a reflective desire to understand myself as a young black woman. As I document stories of black women in their environments, I’m intrigued by our similarities, differences, what lies beneath our smiles, what dreams are kept hidden. Mine is not to simply […]

09 Sep 2019

Township Cleaners

This work focuses on the aspect of how some people’s trash can turn into gold, looking at how far these guys come from just to open and close our bins. I have chosen this concept because I was always exposed to township cleaners but didn’t pay much attention to it. Growing up we used to see a van exchanging snacks for empty bottles and we used to call it Banana Kar. These men were doing recycling similar to the […]

environmental portraits / Hoek Swaratlhe / Johannesburg / Lesotho / portraits / recycling / social justice / township / Township cleaners

06 Sep 2019

M@rket.com

My first encounter with the Yeoville Market was very interesting. I noticed similarities in the food in the market and the food I know to be my cultural foods, that is the Vha-venda culture. What was even more interesting was the fact that these foods were imported from other African countries such as Nigeria, Maputo etc. I was happy that I could now enjoy cooking and eating these vegetables like Phuri, Delele, Thebe, Phonda without having to travel all the […]

African / cultural / food / Livhuwani mutele / m@rket.com / Market.com / tradition / venda / yeoville

05 Sep 2019

M@rket.com

“I was walking to the market for the third time when I immediately noticed that the colour was different. They were painting it. After several years of Robin’s Egg Blue, the market is now Pumpkin Orange. I thought, it does not matter what colour the walls are because you slowly get distracted by the various African cultures that give the space a colourful look.”

architecture / culture / Giovanni Mazzuchelli / interior / m@rket.com / Market.com / Pumkin orange looks like Robin’s egg blue / tradition / yeoville / yeoville market

05 Sep 2019

M@rket.com

Johannesburg has always been seen as a city of hope. This project shows the reality of the Yeoville Market, but also reflects the hopes and aspirations of its traders. The Market is a community of migrants, mostly economic migrants from all over Africa. It is a vibrant, colourful, often chaotic pan-African space. These images look at how people adapt to a new and foreign space, a space with different types of soil, food and cultures. How they utilize the […]

Bongani / community / culture / Johannesburg / m@rket.com / Market.com / migration / trading / yeoville / yeoville market

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