The Rituals We Carry
This digital scroll invites you to input the rituals that shape your daily life—morning prayers, braiding sessions, Sunday walks, water…
Fragments
A Monday in KwaMashu
It’s 6 AM. The smell of coal and dew settles over KwaMashu. Children run barefoot across the road, school uniforms…
Reimagining the Commons
At MARANTU, the idea of the commons is not just historical—it’s living. We’ve created an interactive timeline that maps the…
Notes from the Garden
There’s a fig tree outside my grandmother’s house that’s older than her. She says its roots know secrets. Today, I…
We Begin with the Body
We refuse to start in theory. We begin with flesh—soft, scarred, stretching toward joy. Our bodies are the first text,…
The Last Cassette Tape
It’s scratched, it skips, and it only plays if you press play twice—but this cassette tape, passed down through three…