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Central to the work of Admire Kamudzengere, Khadija Jayi and Fatiha Zemmouri is the tension between the personal and the collective, the psychological and the political that characterises their works. For all of them art is a tool to shed a light on their personal biography and the realities of daily life in their home country, while also exploring universal themes of identity, relationships and displacement.

Looking at Admire Kamudzengerere works we are confronted by forceful self-portraits that appear to be concealed, locked in, almost behind bars. Produced through an experimental use of …