remy ngamije the eternal audience of one

So much about the city is designed to push people like him out. After leaving Rwanda under duress and never feeling at rest in Namibia, which he believes is slow and boring, he finds himself fighting to fit in in Cape Town. Seraphin Turihamwe is a young man whose life is characterised by movement.

Her previous clients include IKEA, Woolworths South Africa and Vodacom.įind out more about the new books: The Eternal Audience of One Her work has been published in Vogue Italia, Vogue UK, ELLE South Africa and Marie Claire South Africa as well as in the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art’s ‘Africa: Architecture, Culture and Identity’ collection. Her work has been exhibited at the Royal Festival Hall in London, the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art in Washington, the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark and the Zeitz MOCAA in Cape Town.

She has presented her work at Milan Fashion Week with the mentorship of Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana. She has spoken at the United Nations on sustainability in fashion and is currently working closely with the UN ITC Ethical Fashion Initiative. Khumalo feels very passionate about fashion and empowerment. In October 2015, Sindiso won Vogue Italia’s ‘Who Is on Next?’ Competition in Dubai. Sustainability, artistry and empowerment lie at the heart of her label. Over the years Khumalo has developed a uniquely colourful visual voice, which draws upon her Zulu and Ndebele heritage, and also speaks to the land of KwaZulu-Natal, where she is from. She designs the textiles in her collections by hand, using watercolours and collage. She founded her eponymous label with a focus on creating modern sustainable textiles with a strong emphasis on African storytelling. Khumalo studied architecture at the University of Cape Town prior to moving to London, where she went on to study a Masters in Textiles at Central Saint Martins. Over the next few months, BlackBird Books will be rereleasing their previous publications in line with the new design. The new BlackBird Books look is the result of a collaboration with Sindiso Khumalo, a textile designer based in London and Cape Town, who designed the elegant visuals for the series. Scroll down to find out more about the books. The books are The Eternal Audience of One, the debut novel by Rwandan-born Namibian writer Rémy Ngamije, and If You Keep Digging, the debut short story collection by Keletso Mopai – both out in June. BlackBird Books has revealed the covers for two new books – featuring the publisher’s bold new look!

Remy ngamije the eternal audience of one