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Monotype, silkscreen and litho on paper 39 × 28 in | 99 × 71 cm
Admire Kamudzengerere's work explores identity, politics, and society, often informed by the multifaceted structural and social issues that have marked Zimbabwe's last decade. Working in various media, he frequently reveals an unequal world in which the powerful ride roughshod over the weak.
“Drawing being decisively male, as a black artist, I find visual language very racist, explicitly aggressive, and violent. My artistic dilemma is how to engage the veins of unconsciousness in visual poetry and transfer them to a language of prose. I attempt to adopt feminist tactics, finding order and sanity. To draw in the dark such that I cannot see my own line and cannot change nor scrap anything.”