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17 Jan 2020

Alte: Alternative views of the city

  This series shows my personal view of my experience in Johannesburg CBD. Coming from Durban, my perception of Johannesburg was very negative. Now, living in Johannesburg CBD has allowed me to explore the city centre and identify the source of what, I believe, gives ‘the city of Gold’ that edge; The People. From traffic cops to recyclers and street vendors, all these people give Johannesburg a vibrancy, colour and constant buzzing atmosphere. The days where I photographed were in […]

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Alte / Alternative views of the city / architecture / CBD / Chama Mwanga / city / cityscape / street photography / street vendors
10 Oct 2019

Umthwalo

    Umthwalo is a isiZulu word that’s means load/burden/luggage.Umthwalo (Load) is a project in which I aim to focus on the “load” that I have experienced from losing someone close to me: the strain caused by the death of a loved one is turned into the urge to preserve some of their belongings as a memento. For those who have experienced a similar ordeal, this means: “keeping the spirit alive”.Having to move on with a load which is not […]

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burden / death / family / grieving / loss / Mokone mphela / trauma / Umthwalo
23 Sep 2019

M@rket.com

  My project is about chairs in the literal sense. I was inspired by the chairs I saw around the market that reminded me of back home when I was a child and the stories that the chairs carried through being moved from one place to another.  As I saw these chairs I began to ask myself is it the same here at the Yeoville market. With so many people that come from different parts of Africa there must be […]

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abstract / community / m@rket.com / Market.com / nobuhle mavundla / still life / yeoville / yeoville market
23 Sep 2019

M@rket.com

  Albert is a professional photographer who comes from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). He left his country in the late 90s in pursuit of a better life. He had been a professional photographer for the state in the DRC. In this picture, Albert reflects on his journey as a photographer, and how happy he was when he found out he had twins. Albert came to South Africa to pursue a better life. He used his profession to help […]

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DRC / family / m@rket.com / Market.com / the left behind / Tshepiso ramosela / yeoville / yeoville market
20 Sep 2019

M@rket.com

    Who speaks togetherness? A cynical suffering tolerance that does not believe in stitching things together.A suffering tolerance that depends on the shredding of humanity to be the first tailor.This work wonders around the tensions of unity, togetherness and pan-Africanism as experienced in the Yeoville Market.    

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identity / m@rket.com / Market.com / pan-africanism / sewing identity / the left behind / theminkosi / Tshepiso ramosela / yeoville / yeoville market