Hupenyu neBasa
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Mixed MediaDescription
Reflecting the daily life and labor that shape our community and identity."
This painting captures the essence of "Hupenyu neBasa," emphasizing the vital connection between daily life and work. The face, constructed from mechanical objects and market scenes, symbolizes how our perceptions and identities are influenced by communal efforts and economic realities. Through this artwork, Zenda highlights the resilience and strength found in the everyday activities that bind a community together.
Part of Mushamukadzi series! "Mushamukadzi" is a Shona word that translates to "wife of the home" or "the lady of the house" in English. In Shona culture, this term often denotes the woman who plays a central role in managing and nurturing the household. It carries connotations of respect, responsibility, and centrality within the family structure.Try it!
