The Healer
Artwork by: @lindoradebe_
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The Healer
Artwork by: @lindoradebe_

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Wore in ode to AboGogo BamaSwazi: I wore this cloth to honour the Swazi wives my ancestors,the hlubi kings Bhungane Mthimkhulu would marry. The gatekeepers of spirit, givers of life and healers of my bloodline. Often the modern black woman can find herself disconnected from heritage because she doesnt see her place in it. A history documented in English and therefore through a patriarchal lense forgets to put emphasis on the likes of Nandi Zulu who were war tacticians just as much as the sons they begot. The Goddess as prayer and the God as faith in works. #History #Heritage #Africa #AfricanFashion #Amahlubi #Radebe https://www.instagram.com/p/Btp5WV3g6N5/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1fvy4ryt4feoo
I am human
Mind.Body.Soul
I am not gender
Blood, Skin, Tears
I am human
I am love
Life! Artwork: The Poets Room
Poem: Lindo Radebe
I Am Human
I am human
Mind.Body.Soul
I am not gender
Blood, Skin, Tears
I am human
I am love
Life!
still we rise

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the expression of the universe • #Artwork by: @lindoradebe_ #Musician: @sphamdlalose #visionaryart ##afrofuturism #digitalart
1970s Documentation. My uncle Victor. Blessings. I have never met you yet here you are in the life of photography, and documentation. Never underestimate the power of photography. . . . You are my father's elder brother, with many brother's and sister's before and after you both of you yet. I feel this is a great moment to share you with the world. I never knew you but here you are as an image. Alive. In your moment. . . . DAMN it I love and live for photography, there is nothing like documenting the past for future generations to remember and learn from. Siyabonga Bab'omkhulu Victor Hadebe. Though admittedly my favorite Bab'omkhulu is uBab'Fili as I knew him, I praise you in his spirit. #amahlubi#hadebe#documented#culture https://www.instagram.com/p/BouDNNplZvd/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1rpdh4zik9no8
I love my land because it is the land my forefathers worked and lived on. This piece of land symbolises who I am as an African. My father, his father and fathers before. Ekhaya means the world to me. So no matter where I am in the world this is my home, everywhere else out of Africa will be temporary.