Igshaan Adams on Kicking Dust
Igshaan Adams’ work explores concerns of race, religion and sexuality, through aspects of weaving, sculpture and installation
Introducing his Hayward Gallery exhibition, Kicking Dust, the South African artist discusses the show’s main installation, a 1:1 replica of a landscape in Cape Town’s Cape Flats.
The installation reproduces the well-worn pathways, or desire lines, that criss-cross the scrubland between the separated neighbourhoods of Bonteheuwel and Langa.
‘I really do hope that the audience walk through the space, conscious that they are also choosing a path’
Igshaan Adams
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