KATLISHO TLEANE "The Greatest Victory I"
Katlisho uses photography as a means of self-expression, creating introspective work to better understand his life experiences and the reality he lives in. Growing up in the social setting of a small village, he had an idealised idea of how the world worked only to be frustrated with the harshness of its reality.
Katlisho's work reflects his own position within a shifting but unchanging landscape, and a representation of his layered and geographically scattered sense of home, characterized by a questioning of one's belonging, a persistent feeling of displacement, of not quite fitting into a space - an experience shared by many of his peers and generations before them.
KATLISHO TLEANE "The Greatest Victory I"
Katlisho uses photography as a means of self-expression, creating introspective work to better understand his life experiences and the reality he lives in. Growing up in the social setting of a small village, he had an idealised idea of how the world worked only to be frustrated with the harshness of its reality.
Katlisho's work reflects his own position within a shifting but unchanging landscape, and a representation of his layered and geographically scattered sense of home, characterized by a questioning of one's belonging, a persistent feeling of displacement, of not quite fitting into a space - an experience shared by many of his peers and generations before them.