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Lucia Nhamo: Free Fall
30 November – 9 December 2016
Free Fall presents two works that revolve around the gesture of rolling/kukunguruka. Kukunguruka I & II are an animation and video recorded treatment of the Chiremba Balancing Rocks, the national monument and iconic symbol of the Zimbabwean currency.
Kukunguruka I is a two-channel animation of the 100,000,000,000,000 (one hundred trillion) dollar note, both the last and largest denomination of Zimbabwean currency printed in 2008. The Chiremba Balancing Rocks are transformed into three-dimensional reincarnations that roll and tumble against each other in a closed loop that examines structures of meaning and material presence. Accompanied by audio vignettes which include public service announcements and vendor loudspeakers, the reanimation of the historic site disrupts notions of monument, memory and place.
Kukunguruka II is a video piece built around citizen agency, the power or in some cases, lack thereof, which comes with the idea of democracy. Moving around and activating the heritage site, Nhamo in a cumbersome bodysuit attempts to roll back and forth to gain momentum, against gradients and in straight lines, but invariably ends up in haphazard curves accenting the absurdity of her action. Outfitted in what might be seen as a ubiquitous colour during the election period (hot pink voting dye) she explores and questions not only power structures but the monumentalism that upholds it in space. By questioning monumentalism around power, Nhamo questions power itself while addressing her own powerlessness.
“Perhaps the biggest revelation in this work is the two fundamental questions that it elicits, and their relation to the condition of citizenship in the country today: What is going on? What are we doing?”
Paintings, graphics, ceramics and mixed media sculptures including works by Arthur Azevedo, Virginia Chihota, Lindsay Ford, Tafadzwa Gwetai,Lovemore Kambudzi, Helen Lieros, Webster Mubayirenyi, Clive Mukucha, Munyaradzi Mugorosa, Fungai Mwale, Daryl Nero, Thakor Patel, Kate Raath, Greg Shaw, Cosmas Shiridzinomwa, Freddy Tauro, Richard Witikani and Johnson Zuze.
To be opened by Mrs. Ruth Huber,
Ambassador of Switzerland
on
Tuesday, 13th December, 2016 at 5.30.p.m
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