Rejoice Kunene
My art is a dance with clay, a symphony of cultural resonance, and a tribute to African spirituality.
Through ceramics, I channel ancestral whispers, infusing each creation with magic
and meaning.
As an artist, I express emotions and perspectives that transcend words, using ceramics to
reflect my experiences in African spirituality. I aim to inspire contemplation and connections.
I mold clay using the ancient coiling method, mirroring Africa’s heartbeat, capturing traditions,
history, and spirituality. Each material carries cultural significance. My work celebrates
the complexity of the African human experience, honoring life’s vibrancy.
Influences from traditional to contemporary converge, enriching my creations with universal
narratives. I explore life’s pathways through the labyrinth, inviting viewers to embark on
introspective journeys.
My art reflects self-discovery, cultural heritage, and personal growth. It invites viewers to
engage with my profound introspection.
Bumba Souled Ceramics explores the intersection of art, spirituality, and cultural heritage,
celebrating resilience and inviting viewers to embrace life’s intricate pathways.
In my installation pieces, I delve into the realm of religion and spirituality, drawing inspiration
from uMsamo—a sacred space inside traditional Zulu huts serving as both an altar
and a repository of precious family items. As I dismantle the linear thinking ingrained in
my Christian upbringing, I embrace the belief that whatever one holds sacred will work for
them. My personal journey involves a deep exploration of African processes as my chosen
path and channel to connect with the divine. Through this exploration, I seek to bridge the
gap between cultural traditions and individual beliefs, fostering a space for understanding
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