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Samantha Impumelelo Maseko’s work stems from a p

Samantha Impumelelo Maseko’s work stems from a process of learning, discovering, and healing,

It revolves around the themes of feminism and identity which allows her to explore with ranges of mediums such as oil painting, collage, printmaking, and mixed medium.

With aims of showing the versatility of the subject matter and allowing people to connect with the work, Samantha is interested in the historical events that leads black women to bleach their skin and replace their natural hair with synthetic or straightening presumably to fit into certain beauty standards.

Through an exploration of renaissance history and Tignon Laws, Samantha explores the intersections of identities which she departs from in her creation of a combination of little black girls and young women embracing modern afro hairstyles. (Image 1- 2)

Inspired by the photography of Regis and Kahran Bethencourt, (Image 3 – 4) the subject matter of the portraiture mainly comprises of young black girls in eloquent, ornate costumes and elaborate hairstyles.

The body of work aims at celebrating the beauty and versatility of black hair. Stemming from a royal and regal point of departure, the portraits successfully counter the colonial archive of blackness and the representation of blackness through the employment of Baroque and Renaissance artistic visual culture.

The body of work highlights the unique differences of beauty while also expressing the notion of diversity when it comes to black hair. The series of work, "There was Shame, then came pride" and "A sense of self" serves as a cathartic dialogue between little girls and every black woman.

Maseko’s work (Image 1 & 2) is included in the NOT AOTHER HAIR SHOW EXHIBITION presented at the NWU gallery @nwugallery and can be accessed virtually on the following link:

https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=UMwuZwyEGzN

Find out more about Samantha Impumelelo Maseko and NOT ANOTHER HAIR SHOW by following the link below:

https://mssimone.co.za/exhibitions/not-another-hair-show

NOT ANOTHER HAIR SHOW curated by Tshegofatso Seoka
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