Charity Vilakazi’s solo exhibition “Alikho Izulu?” is a showcase of her artistic vision. Through paintings, Charity takes us on a journey through her dreams and the stories passed down by her grandmothers. The exhibition explores themes of grief, connection and female empowerment in an African context.
Inspired by the memories of her beloved grandmother, Vilakazi’s artwork is a heartfelt tribute to her Mtshuku. The paintings and personal reflections in “Alikho izulu?” reveal the profound impact of her grandmother’s passing and the spiritual connection she feels towards her. Each artwork is a vibrant dreamscape, inviting viewers to experience the merging of memory, imagination, and ancestral spirits.
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Inspired by the memories of her beloved grandmother, Vilakazi’s artwork is a heartfelt tribute to her Mtshuku. The paintings and personal reflections in “Alikho Izulu?” reveal the impact of her grandmother’s passing and the spiritual connection she feels towards her.
Each artwork is a dreamscape, where one can experience the merging of memory, imagination and ancestral spirits.
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By walking into her dream journals and childhood stories told by her Mtshuku, Charity has transformed her grief into a celebration of spiritual reunion. Her work has an empowering narrative and wisdom she inherited from her grandmothers, showcasing the resilience and beauty of gynocentric influences in African culture.
