This piece speaks to a generational shift across Zimbabwe and Africa. The hessian strip is memory: sacks, homesteads, handwork, the weight of tradition that raised us. The glossy drips are now: urban energy, color, experimentation, artists claiming space on global walls. Freedom here isn’t easy – it tears, it bleeds orange over rough fiber. But it moves. “Mutengo WeRusununguko” asks: what do we carry forward, and what do we let flow?

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