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I think many African painters, certainly [those of the] past, look to have a sensory experience, something that we can relate to and that we feel in our daily life

— Cassi Namoda

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Why do we think vitiligo looks unusual, if not through an occupation of the white, Christian gaze?

I am interested in the in-between, like that in-between before crying or that in-between before laughing.

Today, Africa is, I think, in its most complicated and sensitive state.

I’m not looking for extremities; I’m looking for a middle ground that feels unusual, but where we can relate to what’s happening in the picture.

To me, painting just feels boundless and full of curiosity, and the ability to grow is there. That’s really intriguing to me because, in a human sense, that’s what life is all about.

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