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As a post-apartheid South Africa appropriates itself to its contemporary conditions, the resultant spatial implications leave an ever-manifesting power imbalance within individuals and communities.
This project seeks to (re)consider the imbalanced spaces as new potentials for empowerment.
As a South African Indian, raised within Lenasia (a segregated community for Indians legislated under the Group Areas Act during apartheid) it is not unfamiliar to me the roles that power dynamics, displacement, disempowerment and abstracted identities pl
