Name: Poshi - Micha Serraf
Brand: Micha Serraf
SKU: Micha Serraf - Phoshi - 51x60 - Hahnemühle Fine Art Print
Price: 1600.0 EUR
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Poshi - Micha Serraf by Micha Serraf at White Label Project

1,600.00 EUR

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Size

51x60

Material

Hahnemühle Fine Art Print

Exclusive edition of 15 pieces. Art photography by South African photographer Micha Serraf based in Capetown - 2018.

A limited edition is the fixed number of copies for one individual artwork indicating how often it exists worldwide. Each print comes with a Certification of Authenticity hand signed by the artist.

We live with people whose validity is measured in stoic silences, thunder and lightning. We measure men by how devoid of affection, playfulness, intimacy and vulnerability they can muster to be – iSoka lam’. We teach children to become men through humiliation, disaffection as well as physical, emotional and psychological abuse.

Yet we are capable of being in the employ of a feminist, abolitionist future that is driven by the demands of radical softness and radical love. We are able, here and now, in this space and in this time, to conjure masculine practice that surrenders to radical love.

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Meet Micha Serraf

Micha Serraf was born and raised in Zimbabwe and fled to South Africa where he is currently based. In the mobility that has been a defining factor of his life, Micha has taken note of the behavior of themselves and other foreign nationals in their navigation of post-apartheid South Africa. They are acutely aware of the safest shape they need to take on to survive particular contexts. This fluid presentation of self and the ability to be malleable are tactics used to access acceptance and camouflage. In this exposure to several ways of existing, Micha has experienced and observed a variety of gender norms, enactments, and ideologies.

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