Rafiki

Giclée print on eco friendly Fine Art paper

29,7 x 21 cm

Signed. Edition of 15 + 2 AP

This work explores the daily struggles of working-class Black South Africans living outside Johannesburg, who rely on minibus taxis for long, exhausting commutes to the city. Despite the end of apartheid, the legacy of spatial inequality and racial segregation persists, leaving many in underdeveloped areas with limited access to opportunities. The piece also reflects on my own position of relative (dis)comfort as an observer of these disparities in an African city that is still battling its own demons.

Printed on 300 gsm eco-friendly FineArt paper, made from 70% bagasse fibers—a by-product of sugarcane processing—combined with 30% cotton. Buying this work reflects a commitment to both artistic integrity and environmental responsibility.

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