Press Release

The title Kwatinobva Kunoyera (Sacred Origins) draws from a Shona saying that refers to the artist’s own spiritual roots. The Shona people, hailing from Zimbabwe, are spiritual beings that revere the land they walk on, the wild and domestic animals around them and the plant life and water bodies. Inspired by this rich history, Nyahunzvi’s exhibition explores the communion between ancestral spirits and the living. Ghostly apparitions appear as distorted figures that hover in the background or alongside the main figures in the artworks.

“Continuity of culture instils true meaning in life. We abandon the importance of our culture and the trace of blood line, forgetting our ancestors who fight and protect us in spiritual wars and journeys of our everyday life. It is this very culture that shapes my identity as an individual and forms the basis of my inspiration.”

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