The Algorithm Of Fading Fathers When the sky cracks does the ground taste its grief?
“When the sky cracks does the ground taste its grief?” — The Algorithm Of Fading Fathers, poetry by Johannes Shikongo.
Maputo In Black And White Imagine the colour.
“With the gluttonous saturation of colour in the world, I reduce a photograph to black and white as a way of heightening its viewing sensation, forcing the viewer to imagine the colours.” — Maputo In Black And White, photography by Eduardo Mondlane.
Identity Why did the Herero girl stop singing her people’s hymns?
“Why did the Herero girl stop singing her people’s hymns?” — Identity, poetry by Vekondjisa Nosipho Katusuva.
Ancestral Connections Picture into prayer.
“I would choose a Sufi word and write it again and again until the picture formed of prayer.” — Ancestral Connection, visual art by Med Amine Serhane.
Diagnostic III Lean forward. Stop breathing.
“Lean forward. Stop breathing.” — Diagnostic III, poetry by Amanda Gunn.
Between Light And Shadow A viewer’s journey into understanding themselves through the subtle cues of light, form, and composition.
“A viewer’s journey into understanding themselves through the subtle cues of light, form, and composition.” — Between Light And Shadow, photography by Martin Amushendje.
Elegy At 2 A.M. I dream that it’s a weeknight and you are alive again.
“I dream that it’s a weeknight and you are alive again.” — Elegy At 2 A.M., poetry by Amanda Gunn.
Sonic Overload Auralgraph from Cairo, Egypt.
“And I paused because, for once, I could.” — Sonic Overload, auralgraph from Cairo, by Filemon Iiyambo.
To Be Forgotten There are things my shadow could not begin to whisper.
“There are things my shadow could not begin to whisper:” — To Be Forgotten by Ethel Mafwila.