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Deconstruction of a Prickly Pear
R5700
This silkscreen print was done to describe the complexities of the end and “deconstruction” of the ruling Nationalist Party.
This silkscreen print was done to describe the complexities of the end and “deconstruction” of the ruling Nationalist Party. The prickly pear is a symbol that I used many times to address the conduct of the SA National party ie: everything often looked OK from the outside, especially to white South Africans, but if you touch us, you will get “pricked.”
Silkscreen print on paper
50x70cm
Two copies are represented in the ABSA art collection.
| Weight | 0,5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 50 × 70 cm |
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