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I begin to understand painting as a way of responding to ancestral presence rather than illustrating a fixed narrative.

— Manyaku Mashilo

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For me, listening between worlds means accepting that memory, spirit, and presence do not always appear in fixed or defined forms

I am creating a space for these wisdoms, knowledge systems and rituals to persist, to be told and retold, to be shared.

The elements are always working with me, guiding my intuition and leading me to new understandings of the world and self.

I’m most liberated when I’m able to change myself, whatever I need to

My practice explores ways of preserving and materialising ancestral knowledge systems, rituals, symbologies that I believe are in danger of being lost

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