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James Baldwin/Jim Brown and the Children, 2016, Hilton Als
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choi hung estate in hk is the prettiest thing e v e r
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Nairobi, the city of the resilient and brilliant. #NaiNiWho? (at Downtown Nairobi)
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Sonford Fish and Chips. ©Msingi Sasis. (№.017)
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Black women with chicken (2014) by Carrie Mae Weems
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Lovis Corinth, Un Othello, 1884
Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, 9.30pm Friday, 2013
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“Tree” was part of the group show “Forecast” that brought together Jackie Karuti, Gor Soudan and myself [Wambui Wamae Kamiru] at the Goethe Institute Nairobi.
“Tree” was the creation of a tree by someone who had never seen a tree but had been given the definition from memory by someone who once knew what a tree was.
As the days progressed over the one week, the rose petals began to rot. Each day, the petals changed in look and smell and this spoke about the progression of life to death, fresh memory to forgotten memory.
The changing colours represent changing seasons as imagined by “the one who never saw a tree.” While the use of newspaper is symbolic of our consumption of tree products.
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