Mlondi Magubane
Johannesburg, South Africa
Multimedia Artist · Photographer · Cinematographer / DOP · Painter
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Visual Arts
Phezu Kwendlu
Visual Arts
My work is about a sub culture called pantsula, it focuses on female pantsula dancers, the dance moves that they make, they create imaginary elements as if they have super powers or possessed by dance spirits. It also speaks about activities that they do, such as hanging their shoes on streetlight wires, instead of throwing old shoes away they archive them on streetlight wires and this has become a bench mark in many townships. It also speaks about their attires, their outfits are unisex, someone might think these are tomboys only to find that they are straight.
Kugida Amadoda
Visual Arts
My work is about a sub culture called pantsula, it focuses on female pantsula dancers, the dance moves that they make, they create imaginary elements as if they have super powers. It also speaks about activities that they do, such as hanging their shoes on streetlight wires, instead of throwing old shoes away they archive them on streetlight wires and this has become a bench mark in many townships. It also speaks about their attires, their outfits are unisex, someone might think these are tomboys only to find that they are straight.
Mlondi Magubane
Johannesburg, South Africa
Multimedia Artist · Photographer · Cinematographer / DOP · Painter
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Um(turn)as
Visual Arts
Phezu Kwendlu
Visual Arts
My work is about a sub culture called pantsula, it focuses on female pantsula dancers, the dance moves that they make, they create imaginary elements as if they have super powers or possessed by dance spirits. It also speaks about activities that they do, such as hanging their shoes on streetlight wires, instead of throwing old shoes away they archive them on streetlight wires and this has become a bench mark in many townships. It also speaks about their attires, their outfits are unisex, someone might think these are tomboys only to find that they are straight.
Kugida Amadoda
Visual Arts
My work is about a sub culture called pantsula, it focuses on female pantsula dancers, the dance moves that they make, they create imaginary elements as if they have super powers. It also speaks about activities that they do, such as hanging their shoes on streetlight wires, instead of throwing old shoes away they archive them on streetlight wires and this has become a bench mark in many townships. It also speaks about their attires, their outfits are unisex, someone might think these are tomboys only to find that they are straight.