Printmaking is a paper-based practice that makes visual, and aware of my thinking through inscribed/invisible rules that guide our, and my understandings of practices of accumulation, gathering and administration, socio-political and otherwise.
Some are traumatic, some joyous.
The prints attempt to make these relations visible
prints printed by artist in collaboration with Danger Gevaar Ingozi Studio; David Krut Projects, and Chocolate Ink Studio

Statistical Weaknesses, 2018, hardground etching and handpainting, variable edition size: 10, 39cm x 39cm

They Told Us Years Ago, 2018, monoprint, 30cm x 25cm

Non-Revolution of The Kids, 2018, monoprint, 30cm x 25cm

Projector Squares, 2016, 3 colour screenprint, 35cm x 50cm

Instruments of Orbit 2016, 3 colour screenprint, 35cm x 50cm

Gardens of The Future, 2016, 3 colour screenprint, 35cm x 50cm

The Classic, 2018, monoprint, 30cm x 25cm

The Random Train Station, 2018, monoprint, 30cm x 25cm

Crowd Control, 2018, monoprint, 30cm x 25cm

Trap Psychology, 2018, monoprint, 30cm x 25cm

Everyday People, 2016, 3 colour screenprint, 35cm x 50cm

Words the Internet Can't Handle, 2016, 3 colour screenprint, 35cm x 50cm

Infinity Rooms, 2018, monoprint, 30cm x 25cm

Struggles, 2018, monoprint, 30cm x 25cm

Another Cheap Shot at Administration, 2018, monoprint, 30cm x 25cm

Political Signals, 2018, monoprint, 30cm x 25cm

A Million Reciepts, 2018, monoprint, 30cm x 25cm

Plantations and Televisions, 2018, monoprint, 30cm x 25cm

The Elders 2016, 3 colour screenprint, 35cm x 50cm
3/4 Progress on The Edge of Play, 2019, 6-colour silkscreen on Cartiere Enrico Magnani 300gsm, 38cm x 27cm, edition of 25

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“¾ Progress on the edge of play is rooted as a response to commercial lineages and traces that continue to have a profound influence on South Africa – often cutting through educational, geographical, institutional and other social-political and psycho-social environments.
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The economic relationship to value, mass accumulation, cultures, and economics is a game far too often played on paper.
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Numbers consistently are added, subtracted, divided and multiplied with ease – notwithstanding that these mathematical measures have fundamental and real effects on people that deal with the reverberations physically. People cannot eat numbers for breakfast and dinner.”
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Pebofatso Mokoena 2019