Cambridge-based artist
This series of work depicts the progression of the females in the tribe through what I consider the interesting and prevalent stages of their lives including childhood, puberty, marriage, adulthood and finally attaining a matriarchal position in the family.
I love the colours in Africa the quality of the light and the way the light and colour dance around my subject in a consistently beautiful way.
The work comes from inspiration gathered during my time traveling in Namibia and is inspired by the book by my aunt Mary Rice ‘Heat, Dust and Dreams’.
These two pieces named ‘transition’ depict the next stages of the life of a child in the tribe from having freedom to watch and learn to being part o…
Read moreThese two pieces named ‘transition’ depict the next stages of the life of a child in the tribe from having freedom to watch and learn to being part o…
Read moreThis women is depicted milking one of the herd which provides her family with sustenance. As a ‘grown up’ she will have many tasks looking after and …
Read moreThe subject here is wearing the tribal jewellery which I find to be both beautiful and interesting. Capturing a pose where this young subject is allowed …
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