Before sunrise, women from Swakopmund walk from their homes in the desert to the beach to collect discarded mussel shells. 🐚✨ With love, skill, and endless creativity, they transform these shells into beautiful necklaces and bracelets that tell a story of resilience, sisterhood, and sustainability.
A storyteller who uses her camera to convey the beauty, resilience, and hope she sees in the world.
Karel Schickerling, also known as “The Adventures of Karel Kat,” doesn’t use the color black in his paintings because it reminds him of shadows, and like shadows, trauma can follow you around relentlessly.
“I am a female warrior advocating being black, female, and a nudist in a society that often imposes preconceived notions of gender roles,” says Nashikwele Gideon
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